Sentence examples for which prepayments from inspiring English sources

An official at the Independent Community Bankers of America said that the change was helpful because it clarified the circumstances under which prepayments can be barred.

He is asking Congress to relieve it from the health prepayments, which he is likely to get, at least temporarily.

One risk associated with MBS is prepayment, which happens when a homeowner sells his house or decides to pay off his mortgage at a faster rate.

Fee-for service is associated with greater productivity but less continuity of care when contrasted with per capita prepayment which encourages more continuity and prevention [ 18, 19].

Mr. Meister counters that Related's number includes a "bogus" $54 million prepayment penalty, which Mr. Moinian refuses to pay.

The first is prepayment penalties, which are rare for borrowers with good credit but common among subprime borrowers.

Prepayment penalties, which can cost thousands of dollars, often block people from switching to a cheaper mortgage for two years or longer.

As winter looms her fear of surviving grows because she can never get warm enough due to being on a prepayment meter, which is more expensive than a normal gas meter.

He dismissed the companies' claims that they do not disconnect customers by pointing out that those who fall into debt are moved on to prepayment meters which in effect force them to "self-disconnect".

Mr. Liebowitz explained that most co-op underlying mortgages contain what is known as a prepayment penalty, which penalizes the borrower if he pays off the loan before its term expires.

She still owed $34,000 on the first mortgage, and the second mortgage of $19,000 carried a prepayment penalty, which forced her to pay just over $20,000 to get out of it.