Sentence examples for pay off interest from inspiring English sources
"[The R3] survey highlights large numbers of consumers who only ever pay off interest without touching the capital borrowed – this is a very alarming situation.
The highly variable cash flow at chip companies means borrowing too much can make it exceedingly tough to pay off interest or invest enough to avoid technological obsolescence in the inevitable busts.
The bondholders, he said, would benefit because the government would offer better guarantees for the bonds in the form of tax revenue pledged to pay off interest and principal on new bonds.
They can't apply for a loan because they have no assets to their name, let alone the means to pay off interest.
In theory, the move allowed the city to pay the pension costs in a more timely fashion with less money going to pay off interest.
Workers are entitled to recover an additional amount equal to the amount of wages owed (single liquidated damages) in minimum wage, overtime, and retaliation violations, an important provision that can help them pay off interest on credit card debt or loans that had to be taken in order to cover living expenses during the process of recovering stolen wages.
At that rate, you're mostly paying off interest and barely scratching the surface of your actual debt.
But Oyston has responded to explain that the money was used, in part, to pay off interest-free loans to those companies, which had been used to "build and modernise the stadium and provide the club with income streams".
People will be given a rent subsidy of about $175 a month and then moved into new heavily subsidized housing that they will pay off, interest-free, at a rate dependent on their income levels.
James F. Hanley, the city's labor commissioner, said the first $500 million in the city's annual sales tax collections goes to paying off interest from the stretch-out of pension payment during the 1975 fiscal crisis.
By contrast, the total on a 30-year fixed-rate loan at the end of the first month would be $399,639, because in the early years of a loan a borrower's payment is weighted toward paying off interest.
