Sentence examples for repayment formula from inspiring English sources

They pointed to the British model, which has more stringent checks and a minimum repayment formula under which repayments are calculated on the basis of interest, fees and 1% of the principal.

MCI and its major creditors needed to come up with a repayment formula that would give most claimants enough of what they were owed to persuade them that it was no longer worthwhile to push for more.

In 2010, after ordering that all subsequent federally-backed student loans be made from the Treasury, President Obama also created a new repayment formula available on some of the new loans.

Before the student loan repayment formula was changed seven years ago, the student loan interest rate changed every July 1, based on the Treasury bill auction rate set at the end of May, rounded up to the next quarter percent.

In the United States a nonprofit credit counseling program repayment plan formula is not negotiated, it is dictated and controlled by the creditors.

And the Sunday vote by Greeks to reject their creditors' formula for repayment of $270 billion in bailout loans sent that price skyrocketing in both political and economic terms.

The income-based program came along more recently, and the Obama administration then tweaked it to make it more generous by shortening repayment periods and adjusting the formula used in figuring out the monthly bill.

Federal loans are automatically set up with a standard repayment structure, but three other formulas exist — all likely to reduce monthly payments now (but increase the amount you'll owe later).

Our main results include: (a) explicit modelling of repayment and interest-only CWMs; (b) closed form formula for mortgage payment and mortgage balance of a repayment CWM; (c) a closed form formula for the actuarially fair mortgage rate of an interest-only CWM.

Cameron said he would not accept a compromise formula produced in Brussels that would stagger UK repayments beyond the initial deadline of 1 December.

Both income-based repayment and PAYE allow graduates to lead relatively normal lives by paying back a modest percentage of their income based on a formula.