For example, Mr. Kantrowitz said, parents or grandparents could agree to take out a home equity loan and use the proceeds to pay off the student loan balances.
For those who are building new homes, for instance, Wells Fargo will guarantee a mortgage interest rate for up to two years if they agree to take out an Energy Efficient Mortgage and will also lower the rate to reflect declines within 60 days of settlement.
And Adobe would agree to take out of this version of Flash the extra functionality that allows it to run programs in addition to showing videos.
Part of the reason he believes so much debt exists is that students don't get enough financial education before they go to college and agree to take out those loans. .
Media outlets in Europe, Japan, the Philippines, Latin America and even the United States may venture into various gray areas, encouraging companies to pay for journalists' travel or underwriting favorable reporting or agreeing to take out advertising packages in exchange for coverage.
Displaying what many observers have called his unpretentious, down-to-earth nature (though not without a touch of imperiousness on the podium), Mr. Vanska agreed to take out his instrument during the interview and play a few notes.
Geoff Booth, vice president and general manager of The Post, said that America Online, a division of AOL Time Warner, has agreed to take out 14 pages of ads in that day's newspaper.
If, by contrast, his son had agreed to take out a normal interest-only mortgage of £44,000 pegged at 5.9percentnt - in order to give that sum to his father while paying the interest himself - then payments would have been about £49,000.
Over the objections of the Bergen County prosecutor at the time, John Fahy, Superior Court Judge Bruce Gaeta accepted Mr. Williams's application to have the charges dropped in exchange for agreeing to take out ads in The Record, in Hackensack, N.J., denouncing the dangers of guns, and for giving talks to young people on the dangers of drugs and guns.
Uefa has also agreed to take out insurance to cover the wages of all players injured on international duty, starting at Euro 2012, and to increase the amount of money paid to clubs for their players taking part in the tournament.
