interest repayment
noun[CorU]
BANKING,FINANCEukusthepaymentofintereston aloan:
the sixmaintypesofmortgageinterestrepayment
Aneconomicslowdownmayhitprofitswhich areneededtomakeinterestrepayments.
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Commercial paper is usually sold at a discount from face value, and carries higherinterestrepaymentrates than bonds.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This is in spite of total payments on the order of $19 billion, ostensibly enough to have paid off the debt entirely ifinterestrepaymentrequirements are ignored.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.After that figure has been manipulated and aninterestrepaymentmade, amounting to £345 million, there is left a total deficit of £92·8 million.
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Thereafter, should he still be receiving benefit, the fullinterestrepaymentwill be included.
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We discovered that a loan of £500 from that company incurs aninterestrepaymentof £310.
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It is a burden that will fall on the owner-occupier, who is already burdened with high mortgageinterestrepaymentrates.
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But theinterestrepaymenton such a house over twenty years is £4 10s. a week.
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There are other obligations outstanding on which there is a guarantee of principal repayment but not a guarantee ofinterestrepayment.
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Anyone aged under 60 will have 50 per cent. of his mortgageinterestrepaymentincluded in his assessment initially and for up to 26 weeks of his supplementary benefit payments.
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There is the problem of shortage of capital for development of the right sort in the developing countries, and there is the dead weight of loan andinterestrepayment.
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- attractive destination
- attractive feature
- attractive girl
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- attractive option
- attractive prospect
- attractive target
- attractor
- attributable
- attributable profit
- attributable-profit
- attribute
- attribute something to someone
- attribute sth to sb
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- attribute-to
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