Sentence examples for yearly loans from inspiring English sources

Despite being in contact with Student Finance at least once a year, when reapplying for yearly loans, none of the students I spoke to had been made aware that this would happen.

The report found that many states had improved slightly on such measures as the percentage of family income needed to pay tuition or the average undergraduate's yearly loan.

Prosper earns revenue by taking 1% of the loan amount in fees from the borrower up front, and charging a 0.5% yearly loan maintenance fee to lenders.

Graduate students can take out up to $20,500 yearly in federal loans, but no more than $138,500 total in Stafford loans, including both undergraduate and graduate loans.

We examine the impact of bank's exposure to real estate development on loan's yearly growth, where a loan is defined as the total liability that a firm (f) has with a bank (i).

He has said the agency would give special attention to largely unregulated financial institutions like payday lenders, whose loans can carry yearly interest rates as high as 400 percent.

Table 4 also displays the response of business lending growth to the yearly growth in the doubtful loans ratio, holding capital growth constant.

Each dot is the predicted yearly change in non-performing loans over outstanding credit (the NPL ratio), evaluated at the median exposure to real estate development and the 10th centile of the distribution of bank specific changes of house prices between 2005Q1 and the year previous to the regression.

That is, the exposure to real estate had a positive influence on the yearly change of the non-performing loans ratio that was mitigated by positive growth rates in real estate prices in the provinces where the bank operated.

Despite the ongoing financial crisis that hit many cities in Croatia, including the capital, the town operates without loans and expects a yearly budget increase in the range of 20 to 30 percent.

A similar initiative was undertaken by the Libra Group in creating the "Hellenic Innovation Award", a €1 million yearly fund that awards interest-free loans to small businesses in Greece.