Sentence examples for repayment estimates from inspiring English sources

Next, ask potential lenders for monthly loan repayment estimates in writing.

A downgrade of TXU's European debt to junk bond status today is expected to touch off £385 million ($600 million) in loan repayments, estimated Marc Watton of BNP Paribas.

This is, of course, fully consistent with the repayment times estimated in section 'Sensitivity analysis'.

"These figures for repayments are estimates and based on a prediction of economic circumstances some 35 years in the future.

Expenses are based on the following assumptions: Loan repayment is estimated at $163,000 total borrowing, at 8.5% with 6 year term, equaling payments of $2897 per month (principal repayment listed in the Cash Flow, and interest expenses in the Profit and Loss, below).

In mid-February the appeal judges opened the way for an estimated £130m repayment to around 230,000 sanctioned jobseekers after declaring that a lack of official information and parliamentary notice had voided the legality of half a dozen schemes that forced the unemployed to work for up 780 hours without pay.

Age-salary profiles were generated to estimate the repayment profiles for different levels of initial graduate debt.

He will surely promote new Russian investment, particularly in developing Cuba's rich nickel deposits, and will try to work out terms for repayment of some of the estimated $20 billion that Havana owes Moscow.

In March last year, the Office for Budget Responsibility revised down the estimates for student loan repayments by about £2.5bn over the following six years.

The Alliance for a Just Society takes this basis and adds a 10% margin for debt repayment and savings to get its estimate.

Many economists believe Ukraine is heading for financial collapse, with almost a quarter of its estimated $73bn due for repayment over the next 18 months.