Sentence examples for setting a repayment from inspiring English sources

According to one shareholder who was present at a Sept. 15 meeting with the bank's new conservator, the terms include asking shareholders to begin paying interest on their loans and setting a repayment timetable, paying for the cost of their bank shares and selling some investments.

Rather than imposing a fixed interest rate, lenders typically set a repayment cap – the amount they expect to receive in repaid principal and charges.

Coalition senators agreed with their Labor counterparts on the idea of setting a minimum repayment requirement and other ways to reduce the use of credit cards as long-term debt facilities.

The overall uncertainty of Dubai's legal system — especially the risk of doing jail time for debt — has prompted many expatriates to flee when they are in financial trouble rather than filing for bankruptcy and setting out a repayment schedule.

When setting up a repayment plan with the lender they can only look at the money you have left over after paying these priority payments each month and cannot take so much as to leave you unable to pay these (by law).

Judge Holzman fired Ms. Rodriguez and set up a repayment plan for Mr. Lippman.

I also support clients to liaise with their landlord to explain the situation and to set up a repayment plan.

The company says your partner owes £1,263 because he hasn't made a payment for eight months – unsurprisingly, since he has not received a coherent bill – and it is willing to set up a repayment plan.

If you want to borrow lower amounts you would be wise to consider credit cards with long introductory interest-free deals on purchases, and set out a repayment plan.

With these, although you pay the interest, you don't pay off any of the capital debt, and it is up to you to set up a repayment vehicle – traditionally an endowment policy – to repay the loan at the end of the term.

Duffy fell behind on her mortgage that year, and efforts to set up a repayment plan proved futile.