Sentence examples for reducing balance from inspiring English sources

A credit union cannot charge more than 2% a month on the reducing balance (an APR of 26.8%), Abcul says.

For borrowing, by law, credit unions can't charge their members more than 1% a month (which works out at 12.7% APR) on the reducing balance of the loan.

Many of these loans will cost you no more than 1 per cent a month (12.7 per cent APR) on the reducing balance of the loan.

As against plenty of payday and doorstep lenders, it sets great store by carefully examining any application for credit, and offering annual rates that peak at 26.8% – though, as general manager Christina Stoneman points out, that rate applies only to the reducing balance, meaning that debt can be paid off quickly and cheaply.

"By law credit unions are allowed to charge no more than 2% per month interest (26.8% APR) on the reducing balance of a loan," he said.

In parallel to the direct steam generation technology development, supercritical Carbon Dioxide Brayton power cycles are maturing as an alternative to traditional Rankine cycles for increasing net plant efficiency and reducing balance of plant equipments dimensions and cots.

Devaluing one's currency, erecting trade barriers and clamping controls on capital outflows might be effective for reducing balance-of-payment deficits, stopping the outflow of gold and pumping up government revenues," Ms. Nasar writes.

Some studies have reported that people with intellectual disability may have reduced balance ability compared with the population in general.

The most common problem in stroke patients is reduced balance and derangements of postural control that lead to increase the chance of falling and instability during walking.

Lehman used Repo 105 "to reduce balance sheet at the quarter‐end".

The 2005 Delta Bankruptcy reduced balance sheet debt to $7.6 billion from over $16 billion.