Sentence examples for repay until from inspiring English sources

Conditions have become so good that some companies are borrowing money they will not have to repay until the next century.

She is beginning to receive bills for the loans, she said, which she said she thought she would not have to repay until after she graduated.

The HECS-HELP system we enjoy in Australia allows students to pay the cost of their education with an interest free loan that they do not repay until their annual earnings exceed a generous threshold.

They don't have to repay until 2004.

Note, the new tax law gives a little leeway on the time to repay until your tax return due date the next year.

Under both, a student doesn't have to start repaying until six months after graduation.

It is only graduates who are asked to make a contribution to the cost of their degree, and they do not start repaying until their income rises to a level where they can afford to do so.

The interest will begin accruing one month after the conclusion of your course and repayment one month after that: if your course finishes at the end of September, the government covers your interest until the end of October (whereon you being accruing the interest) and you won't begin repaying until the end of November.

"Graduates are rightfully worried about their future," Sorana Vieru, NUS vice-president for Higher Education, "not only in terms of finding a graduate job but also in how their finances will be affected by larger debts that the majority will be repaying until they are in their 50s".

"The new student financial package sees that no new or existing student will need to find the funding for their fees before or whilst they are studying and do not need to start repaying until they have finished and earning over £15,000.

This office can provide both need-based aid with no obligation to pay back the funds (for qualifying applicants) or access to government-subsidized loans, which the applicant doesn't need to begin repaying until finishing medical school.