Sentence examples for work out repayment from inspiring English sources

While it is sometimes possible to work out repayment plans that waive interest or let you pay reduced minimums, it rarely occurs after one short phone call.

Rather than seeking to work out repayment terms with the lenders or through credit counselors, more borrowers are filing for court protection from their creditors, Mr. Fleischman said.

Microfinance firms are hoping to work out repayment arrangements with borrowers in Andhra Pradesh and persuade the state government to relax the tough lending law it passed in December.

Leon Z. Mener, Con Edison's lawyer, and Neal DeSimone, a senior customer service representative, sat with them on a bench in front of an elevator to work out repayment plans.

Shaun Donovan, the secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, said borrowers would also be able to work out repayment plans to avoid having to pay the missed payments in a lump sum at the end of the delay or forbearance period.

Ms. Beckles said that Freddie Mac, which currently finances about 10 million mortgages, has in the past paid banks and other mortgage servicers $200 per case when they were able to work out repayment plans with borrowers who were 90 days late on their mortgages.

Ultimately, Tambu worked out repayment plans with her lenders that allowed her to pay them back in installments.

Both men, who were bank shareholders, have worked out repayment plans for their multimillion-dollar loans from the bank, but whether they will have to pay for their bank shares, and how much, is still disputed, the attorney general's office said.

If the homeowners have decent-paying jobs, for instance, they will work out a repayment schedule with their mortgage servicer.

They also managed to work out a repayment plan, but were left with no access to credit, and some serious money worries.

The agency does not consider the loan in default because it is still hoping to work out a repayment deal and does not believe it would gain much by foreclosing, spokeswoman Tammori Petty said.