On a slower week, you'll pay back less, and on a busier week, you'll pay back more.
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The only agreement was, when you start working, you would pay back 5 percent of your annual salary until you could pay back the loan.
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The company, which receives funds to pay back the money it borrows, must pay back almost a third of its debt in the next three years.
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The act would create a fund to pay back individual investors and groups that bought Puerto Rican bonds, but it would not pay back Wall Street creditors.
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These "zombie" companies exist largely to pay back those debts, but as time goes by some of them default, or fail to pay back all if their loans.
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" - Sarah, 226 "Won't pay back her student loans.
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Headspace has to pay back nearly half of the new fundingThe new funding has an almost even mix of equity and debt financing, which the company will have to pay back with interest.
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Be deliberate about what you can afford to pay back.
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Employees who leave early will have to pay back compensation.
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How am I ever going to pay back this money?
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LGFVs are becoming less able to pay back their debts.
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They may have to pay back that money, Piazzoni said.
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And often, borrowers can't pay back the loan right away.
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Then it's very difficult to pay back on a salary.
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This is essentially a loan that workers will pay back.
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In that case, you objectively can't pay back the loan.
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He or she can pay back what has been borrowed.
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That enabled them to pay back loans that were overdue.
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Some of which he used to pay back … Deutsche Bank.
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Users are given a fixed percentage rate, taken from daily sales, to pay back the Advance — meaning the minimum amount you pay back can vary by the day based on your sales for that day.
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In some countries, you can pay back your friends using Messenger.
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On October 5th Eskom demanded that McKinsey pay back 1bn rand.
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In October the European Commission ordered Amazon to pay back taxes.
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I thought how am I going to pay back all that?
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Take out new loans and pay back debt with new debt.
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Tessiero was also ordered to pay back $9.1 million to Marc.
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He was acquitted of stealing from Retrophin to pay back investors.
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Companies also struggled to pay back existing debts, PayNet data showed.
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Le Pen has so far refused to pay back the funds.
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And I feel prepared to manage and pay back those loans.
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Libra is the sign of justice—is it pay back time?
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Mr. Schock vowed to pay back taxes and reimburse his campaign.
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He must also pay back his hospitality costs for the tournament.
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If you fail to pay back your loan, you forfeit ownership.
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Mr. Price said he would pay back part of the bill.
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This call to public service was my way to pay back.
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How you pay back Float, however, does affect your credit score.
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Schock also agreed to pay back his campaign committees approximately $68,000.
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While I'm at it, I use Venmo to pay back another friend.
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Floating-rate debt would immediately become easier for companies to pay back.
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Now he may have to pay back the cost of his education.
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Apple has agreed to pay back a large sum in backdated taxes.
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Bernasconi flew to China to apologize and personally pay back the money.
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Those citations were resolved, with the companies agreeing to pay back wages.
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The first consideration: Will you be able to pay back the money?
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Both companies say rates drop dramatically as people pay back successive loans.
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You then have up to five years to pay back the loan.
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Instead, she allegedly used the money to pay back some former employees.
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"I've borrowed knowing that you can pay back with discounts," he said.
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Graduates with higher incomes will pay back more than they were given.
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When students cannot pay back their loans, their debt becomes an albatross.
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There can be if you don't pay back the loan on time.
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Last year, he lent me $5,000 that I can't pay back yet.
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Nwankpa has since resigned from Drexel and agreed to pay back $53,328.
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Both employees had to pay back the thousands of dollars they stole.
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Students with meager earnings could pay back less than the original principal.
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But they planned to use the financing to pay back debt instead.
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But then, within six months or so, your investment will pay back.
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"An order may require you to pay back money to consumers," it read.
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Tesla recently pay back close to $1 billion to holders of its debt.
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But Venmo is no longer just a neat way to pay back friends.
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Many cannot pay back what they owe, and that's led to reported suicides.
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Medias24 said Samir would receive the crude and pay back by refined products.
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Experts have continually highlighted risks if countries are unable to pay back China.
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Dezer said he worked hard over the coming years to pay back creditors.
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Instead, the casino company lent him the money to pay back the bankers.
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"It was to pay back a deed that can't be repaid," he said.
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The party has also raised the threshold at which students pay back loans.
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O) pay back $14 billion in taxes to Ireland and hit Google (GOOGL.
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The Education Ministry will pay back investors depending on the level of success.
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The man showed up four days later to pay back what was owed.
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The somewhat less indigent are asked to pay back between 30% and 70%.
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Governments (usually) pay back their debts, so those bonds are a safe bet.
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Eason was in court to pay back child support to an ex-girlfriend.
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In that case, you can easily pay back the loan and everyone wins.
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Now the borrowed money was more expensive to pay back, and defaults climbed.
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So if I don't pay back my loan, you can take my house.
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In most cases, the cosigner has to pay back any outstanding loan balances.
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Further, many companies have started offering tuition remission to pay back student loans.
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Companies have to pay back aid if this is found to be illegal.
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After graduating, students are obligated to pay back the principal and accruing interest.
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Farenthold has pledged to take out a personal loan to pay back taxpayers.
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When done right, products endorsed by, or named after, celebrities can pay back.
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That is hurting stock prices and challenging their ability to pay back debts.
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Can you make it simpler to apply for aid and pay back loans?
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That usually means more inflation, as governments pay back debtors by printing more money.
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"In order to pay back Japan's public debt, you need economic growth," he said.
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Option 1 allows you to take 10 years to pay back the loan b.
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Option 2 allows you to take 20 years to pay back the loan c.
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When companies pay back their loans within five years, the fund continues to grow.
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They pay back their debts and try their hardest to fit in, despite everything.
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They are struggling to pay back hospital bills and keep up with daily expenses.
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When customers pay back their loans they get receipts and account updates via SMS.
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Which is the lower amount to pay back: $2101 or $100 plus three percent?
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The magic of Venmo is the ability to quickly and easily pay back anyone.
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Meanwhile, Apple isn't the only U.S. company that may have to pay back taxes.
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He's been charged with looting his former biotech company to pay back defrauded investors.
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The company said it had "ample cash and abundant ability to pay back (debt)".
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Usually, the only way to pay back [lenders'] loans is to sell the patents.
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He and his companies were repeatedly sued for allegedly failing to pay back loans.
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The agreement stipulated the revenue would pay back ticket-holders who had been scammed.
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When we borrow and then pay back with interest, it's how banks make money.
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You want to pay back your personal loan and keep your credit in shape.
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However, this hasn't convinced analysts that Venezuela is able to pay back its creditors.
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Another downgrade could make the country's massive debt load much costlier to pay back.
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He has pledged to pay back the $84,000, but has not yet done so.
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And I had to make different decisions because I had to pay back loans.
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While I officially have no student loans, I pay back my mother $750 monthly.
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However, he opened the possibility that the estate could pay back the taxes piecemeal.
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We're also not in danger of being unable to pay back what we owe.
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He emphasized Thursday that many of these companies will ultimately pay back any loans.
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In August, Wells Fargo said that it expected to pay back drivers $212 million.
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First, you can pay back your co-workers when they lend you some money.
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Mr. Battogtokh's plan to pay back a truck loan this year is in jeopardy.
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They are more wary of collecting student debt they can't pay back, he said.
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Some loans take only a few months or a couple years to pay back.
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We have a very low risk simply because borrowers can pay back more easily.
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Then, you pay back the loan based on your repayment term and interest rate.
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Can you make it simpler to apply for financial aid and pay back loans?
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According to docs, in 2013 the courts ordered Uncle Barry to pay back $840k.
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Would the government pay back wages for those who had already lost their jobs?
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As the renminbi falls, many companies may find it harder to pay back dollar debts.
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It was also ordered by the court to pay back 980,000 euros allegedly earned illegally.
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The company has been shedding assets to pay back its crippling $9.1 billion debt load.
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Bisutti realized what was going on, and had Lorena pay back the money with interest.
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" — Toni Morrison "The point is not to pay back kindness, but to pass it on.
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He was put on probation, forfeited 30 vacation days, and ordered to pay back $6,000.
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Domestic helpers report being threatened with violence, even rape, if they do not pay back.
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Enlistment bonuses California National Guard members won't have to pay back enlistment bonuses -- for now.
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Apple was also ordered to pay back $15.4 billion in taxes to the European Union.
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Now, Hollywood Stars wants a judge to make him pay back their dough in full.
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Let me go a step further — they'll pay back taxes; they have to pay taxes.
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What about the intention of trying to pay back workers who missed out on wages?
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Most of the remaining funding could be used to pay back localities, the Times reported.
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Sagamore will pay back the bonds through taxes, a practice known as tax increment financing.
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Increasingly, debt is being used to pay back other debt and not to fund growth.
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The Speier–Gillibrand bill would require lawmakers accused of harassment to pay back the taxpayers.
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Once you pay back the $2,000, though, your limit will be back up to $10,000.
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But with Q.E., the central banks buy assets that the government has to pay back.
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Even worse, if there's a recession, some customers wouldn't be able to pay back loans.
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These additional federal tax revenues could pay back another 25% of the initial debt incurred.
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The city might even have to pay back millions in grants it had already received.
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According to Damon, it has provided 3 million loans that pay back at 99 percent.
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"If you choose to defer, you may pay back between $22,000 and $25,000," he said.
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He agreed to pay back the full amount, plus a $41 finance charge, Gomez recalls.
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Venmo, PayPal, and other money-sharing apps make it easy to pay back a friend.
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But if the bank does not pay back the bond, it could trigger a default.
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" "In most cases, my expectation is they will be able to pay back these loans.
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Mr. Dulos had failed to pay back $1.7 million in loans, according to court documents.
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Mr. Khaled will pay back the $50,000 he got, as well as a $100,000 penalty.
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Bayer has said it will pay back debt to return to a single A rating.
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To pay back $27,2200,2000 at a 21.28% interest rate, that's $225,2603 in payments per year.
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Voluntarily suspending benefits does not require you to pay back any benefits you previously received.
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That plan gives Rallye about 10 years to pay back 2.9 billion euros of debt.
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Readers point to a simpler way to pay back loans and avoid 'soul-crushing debt.
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To pay back debt and guarantee that infrastructure spending is productive, projects need user fees.
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The Speier-Gillibrand bill would require lawmakers accused of harassment to pay back the taxpayers.
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We have a huge problem with people unable to pay back their loans right now.
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Perhaps you even pay an extra $100 so as to pay back your loan faster.
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In August 2016, the EU ordered Apple to pay back billions in taxes to Ireland.
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Clinton's first campaign in 2628 ended in debt which took 28500 years to pay back.
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The $48 million personal loan would be used to pay back the investment-banking loan.
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Of about 11,000 soldiers included in the audit, 1,53 were found to have received unauthorized payments that they have to pay back; 5,400 soldiers were found to have missing paperwork or lack of documentation of eligibility, and may have to pay back that money.
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But sales are still shrinking, and the deadline to pay back its debt is slowly approaching.
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Sorokin was also ordered to pay back almost $199,000 in restitution and a fine of $24,000.
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"So it is a nine- to 10-year pay-back, which is really good," he said.
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Smaller competitor Spring Airlines will also pay back some dollar debt this year before it's due.
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The Finans and Glumac were ordered to pay back their $1,218,504 in ill-gotten gains.[DoJ]
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The issue for them is how much of the bonds any new government would pay back.
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The automated messages urge the caller to encourage their acquaintance to pay back what they owe.
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So he must pay back any money used for the upgrades that weren't related to security.
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They chanted and held signs that said, "Pay Back the Money," a popular social media hashtag.
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It will use proceeds from the offering to pay back debt and for general corporate purposes.
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That puts China in control of overseas assets if a country can't pay back its loans.
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Hot New Cryptocoin Exchange Pledges to Pay Back Losses Following Flash CrashCryptocurrencies are risky as hell.
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They also do not have to pay back any money they withdraw from their emergency savings.
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Lifetime loans for retraining, which workers can tap and only pay back in line with income.
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Sunrise, a soybean crusher, also filed for bankruptcy last July after failing to pay back loans.
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When students expect to pay back their debt, they take out as little as is necessary.
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First, Lydia grabs new users thanks to free and instant transactions to pay back your friends.
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Furthermore, long-term debts tend to have higher interest rates and larger amounts to pay back.
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And learn how you can pay back more quickly or receive assistance paying down your loans.
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Wells agreed to pay back the customers and make changes to its risk and compliance practices.
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Even more, we didn't want to borrow more than we could comfortably afford to pay back.
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Instead, Jameel got 10 years of probation ... and he was ordered to pay back the $105,000.
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If the borrower is unable to pay back, the bank would take possession of that property.
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She worked through both her undergraduate and graduate degrees to pay back the $8,000 she borrowed.
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The Greek government used much of the bailout money to pay back debts to German banks.
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"We'll be able to pay back our equity financiers from just the tour money," Smith said.
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Another downgrade could make the United States' already massive debt load much costlier to pay back.
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This is despite some of them pledging to use the IPO proceeds to pay back debt.
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Ghana would pay back the loan over five years, including an initial two-year grace period.
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The MPN is a legal document that states you will pay back your federal student loans.
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As you pay back the credit line, your available credit from your credit line will increase.
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The "free" money I thought I'd received was money I had to pay back — with interest.
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The family deny they prevented Awah from leaving or asked her to pay back the $3,000.
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"The most significant thing to avoid is using retirement funds to pay back debt," O'Neill said.
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And many corporations are using their windfall to pay out investors, not pay back to workers.
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Michigan, for instance, will have to pay back more than 1,800 times the amount it borrowed.
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PREPA officials said they were worried they would not be able to pay back repair crews.
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Yes, they award Pell Grants, which is need-based aid students don't need to pay back.
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I keep the funds to an extent that I can pay back with the next check.
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Even if a recession strikes soon, most companies aren't facing imminent deadlines to pay back debt.
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Employees will also receive retroactive pay back to September 24, 2017, and a bonus of $1,000.
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They had to pass criminal background checks, pay back taxes, and renew DACA every two years.
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It allowed taxpayers to pay back taxes, cooperate with investigators and move on with their lives.
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The only feasible option is to pay back the loans on an income-driven repayment plan.
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But in places where the laws remain active, they haunt people struggling to pay back loans.
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It also consented to pay back wages in Florida and Massachusetts, for a total of $222,22016.
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Pay back your debt on time and keep them updated on how your business is doing.
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Only once a recovery takes hold will the government have money to pay back its debts.
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Texas has already began reimbursing the funds, and said that it will pay back the rest.
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But in September 1990, the men assaulted the boyfriend for failing to pay back a debt.
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They said that the government should accept the Commission's ruling for Apple to pay back taxes.
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Hospitals whose beneficiaries have average spending above the benchmark would have to pay back the difference.
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Aaron Schock if the Illinois Republican agrees to pay back taxes and reimburse his campaign committees.
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As part of their plea agreements, both D'Amico and McClure have agreed to pay back $402,706.
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There are several repayment plans to choose from to help you pay back your student loans.
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This essentially gives small borrowers more time to resolve or pay back loans, said industry experts.
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I eat my breakfast bar and remember to pay back my coworker for the cheese bombers yesterday.
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Price has vowed to pay back the government for the cost of his seats on the planes.
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"I asked for my co-pay back so I could leave and go back home," Stipe wrote.
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Of the $12.53 million it borrowed from the government, the company could only pay back $53 million.
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Today it is debt service, with nearly a quarter of government spending going to pay back loans.
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Without a second waiver from its lenders, the company would have to pay back the debt immediately.
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Retirees can pay back what they draw from a line of credit when markets recover, he added.
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If you can afford to pay back a little bit more, Chip will increase your repayments automatically.
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For instance, you can now automatically put money aside to pay back VAT later down the road.
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I also want to pay back my parents for covering the costs associated with my cancer treatment.
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Richmond is now an advocate for his fellow veterans who are struggling to pay back their bonuses.
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If the accounting reflects less than $125,000, the trustee will pay back the difference within 30 days.
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So in the long run, they will more than pay back any assistance they get in college.
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The insurer said he needed to pay back $175,528 and would not be allowed to continue billing.
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Many countries, meanwhile, have taken years to pay back their debts -- and often at the taxpayers' expense.
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Both Bobbitt and McClure must pay back the money in restitution, per their state court plea deals.
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Apple was also forced to pay back $15.4 billion in taxes, thanks to a ruling by Vestager.
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The decision to pay back the Iron Bank could be the straw that breaks the lion's back.
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Details: The move would require Mallinckrodt to pay back large sums of money to the federal government.
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Banks need to keep a certain amount of capital in reserve in order to pay back loans.
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Other companies ordered to pay back taxes in Belgium, many of them European, have not disclosed figures.
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Jacobson was also ordered to pay back $12.5 million, and serve just over three years in prison.
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She says her family continues to demand her to pay back the dowry from her forced marriage.
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Students spend a ton on their education, they scramble to get a job to pay back loans.
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Local investors, who borrowed heavily to buy stock, had to sell shares to pay back their creditors.
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Farmers are struggling to pay back loans as low crop prices have led to weak farm incomes.
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Thuli Madonsela, the public protector, called for Mr Zuma to pay back a share of the money.
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Wells has agreed to pay back the customers and make changes to its risk and compliance practices.
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That means less pay back for pharma companies, and less incentive to search for these critical drugs.
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The company also doubled their tuition assistance program and increased their efforts to pay back student loans.
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They become especially vulnerable when a recession hits and some customers aren't able to pay back loans.
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You have already earned the rewards, so don't pay back more than their cost in interest charges!
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It asks that Rubin and Singhal to pay back the money they received when they left Alphabet.
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Your monthly mortgage payment will remain the same until you pay back the loan, unless you refinance.
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The bill from Speier and Gillibrand would require lawmakers accused of harassment to pay back the taxpayers.
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Criticism of his real estate deals has led to a promise to pay back his related profits.
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As you pay back what you borrowed, your available credit will increase, similar to a credit card.
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After realizing the mistake, Hunter tried to close the account and vowed to pay back those charges.
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Many had wages garnished and racked up penalties and other debt trying to pay back the bonuses.
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How many books, to pay back the world for my still existing, would I have to write?
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But don't expect Clinton to pay back those endorsements by nominating Republicans to serve at the Pentagon.
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Another downgrade could make the United States' already massive debt load much costlier to pay back. 5.
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Local governments have been ordered to pay back fees that have been illegally collected from renewable companies.
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It also determined how much money the island could afford to pay back to its bond holders.
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The port struggled for revenues and then so did the port authority to pay back its loans.
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One downside to this do-over: You'll have to pay back those benefits you have already received.
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Usually, companies pay back their loans over time, with monthly repayments over three months to seven years.
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Mr. Khaled will pay back the $50,000 he got from Centra as well as a $100,000 penalty.
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In addition to his prison term, Reade ordered Rubashkin to pay back nearly $27 million in restitution.
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They knew any order they created would pay back a hundred times for the world's biggest economy.
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Apple had sought for Samsung to pay back all the profits from phones made with the patents.
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Meanwhile, companies are not finding it any harder to pay back existing debts, PayNet data also showed.
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They place less importance on credit and more importance on your ability to pay back a loan.
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Another revelation: you do not pay back only the loan amount, there is also interest that accumulates.
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Divorce laws are complicated and strict, most often forcing women to pay back their own bride prices.
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It took her about six months to pay back the money because of the high interest rates.
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A stronger dollar therefore makes it more difficult for foreigners to pay back their dollar-based loans.
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Malema, a former leader of the African National Congress Youth League who fell out of favor with Zuma, has led a public campaign dubbed "pay back the money" against the president, demanding that he pay back some of the money spent to upgrade the president's rural Nkandla home.
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Every show he runs is like a start-up: He has investors that he needs to pay back.
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He also demanded that the Empire actor pay back the money within 7 days or risk being prosecuted.
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These loans can take as little as five months, or as many as 15 years to pay back.
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They'd also have to pay back the value of any tax credits they've ever received from the government.
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Having you here tonight is a gift for which I will forever ill equip to adequately pay back.
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NuVasive is asking the court to compel Miles to pay back his compensation and pay unspecified punitive damages.
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By early 2018, ODG had lost half of its workforce as it sought loans to pay back employees.
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Price's bill eventually totaled nearly $1 million; he had offered to pay back $52,000 before finally stepping down.
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The city demanded that he pay back the more than $130,000 to cover the cost of the investigation.
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It looks like the case is closed now and Apple will slowly pay back the fine over time.
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I'm not some monster who thinks anyone struggling to pay back loans is lazy or should stop complaining.
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Struggling hedge funds will start selling to raise money to pay back unhappy clients who are demanding money.
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Like any other credit card, customers will be able to pay back a sum in multiple monthly instalments.
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The big picture: Even high-quality pharmacies have to pay back some of their revenues to Express Scripts.
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His tactics and lawsuit will fail, and he will be forced to pay back the loan as promised.
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The better-off would pay back parts of their grants in taxes in proportion to their earned income.
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And also wasn't it clever of her to get all that gold to pay back the Iron Bank?
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The company intends to use proceeds from the offering to pay back debt and for general corporate purposes.
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The bank's pension unit agreed to pay back A$87 million ($62.8 million) in compensation to 220,000 customers.
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Before you resort to any ridiculous ways to pay off debt, follow these steps to pay back lenders.
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The Israeli drug maker, which specializes largely in generics, is trying to pay back $35 billion in debt.
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The lawsuit suggests she was unable to pay back her last loan because the rate was too onerous.
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To qualify to remain in the United States, Trump said, illegal immigrants would have to pay back taxes.
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J used the proceeds of a fundraising to pay back 16 billion rand ($13 billion) in shareholder loans.
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It also represents the piling up of debt that the U.S. will one day have to pay back.
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But experts said the program made state-owned firms less willing to find ways to pay back debts.
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Last year, I needed to pay back a loan of $5,500, while managing other outstanding debts I had.
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With iOS 10, you can pay back your friend using Siri, or send them a message on WeChat.
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Over nine years, then, she would pay back about $29,20.7 — a simple interest rate of about 210 percent.
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In 2016, a judge in Chennai ordered the liquidation of HMIT and its assets to pay back creditors.
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Each customer will pay back 500,000 CFA francs (around $848), according to a schedule set by the bank.
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You pay back the money in 30 years and the maximum monthly payment is capped by income capacity.
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If it is, it could allow the Caribbean island to pay back creditors less than what it owes.
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But he was forced to pay back at least $1 million of his signing bonus to the team.
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Doug Burgum (R) will pay back Xcel Energy for the Super Bowl tickets it gave him, KVRR reports.
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The agreement stipulates that the U.S. would pay back the principal $400 million, plus $1.3 billion in interest.
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" Shaya eventually took up DarkTwikitri's dare to pay back the community, to "absolve the 'sins' of my immaturity.
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He said the document can be as simple as describing the amount borrowed and the pay-back plan.
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NavThis is Navient tryna rebrand itself as a cool band to make me pay back my college loans.
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Price's bill eventually totaled nearly $1 million; he had offered to pay back $52,247 before finally stepping down.
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Wall Street gave Adam Neumann up to $500 million he was going to pay back after WeWork's IPO.
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It also earlier this month extended another credit facility, buying the company more time to pay back loans.
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Mr. Price failed to defuse an uproar over his high-priced travel by agreeing to pay back $26,887.
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Will I have to pay back the health insurance premiums that they paid while I was on leave?
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We looked at HNA Group as it's rushing to sell assets overseas to help pay back $90 billion.
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These , in theory, can be sold to raise the cash needed to pay back clients withdrawing their business.
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Homeowners aren't subject to any interest or recurring payments and have 10 years to pay back Patch's investment.
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When Sri Lanka couldn't pay back the money it had borrowed, China snatched one of its biggest ports.
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Alaska put together a plan that would have the state pay back insurers for especially high-cost patients.
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"It's like we're spending money on a credit card that we can't pay back every year," said Archer.
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Tesla is not generating enough cash to pay back the mountain of debt that is coming due soon.
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Another received $312,000 from a lender but will have to pay back $0003,000 once he receives his settlement.
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He is accused of improperly using money from a company he founded to pay back hedge fund investors.
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Mr. Ponte, 20153, has denied any willful wrongdoing and vowed to pay back the city anything he owes.
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Is the amnesia about this campaign commitment pay back to protect those that paved the way to victory?
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My father advanced me the tuition money, a mere $50 a term, which I had to pay back.
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He has agreed to pay back $22,000 and could face up to two years in prison at sentencing.
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In a downturn, banks get hit if people can't pay back their loans, and demand for credit shrinks.
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By early 2699, ODG had lost half of its workforce as it sought loans to pay back employees.
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The agreement stipulates that the U.S. would pay back the principal $400 million plus $85033 billion in interest.
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There are also employment barriers that may make it harder for some students to pay back their loans.
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Earlier on Tuesday, the court upheld the Commission's decision to force Fiat to pay back taxes to Luxembourg.
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Earlier on Tuesday, the court upheld the Commission's decision to force Fiat to pay back taxes to Luxembourg.
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In May, the organization gave the family money so Mr. Daher could pay back the loan in full.
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The will be used to pay back loans with which Chinese companies build hospitals, roads and other infrastructure.
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Even better, it could reduce the amount of time it will take to pay back your loans by years.
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The central bank plans to pay back the remaining $1.2 billion by the end of this month, MENA said.
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Bass: He wanted to develop a show from prison so that he could pay back the Ponzi scheme victims.
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This tethers you even more because you have to pay back that money or the government comes after you.
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People thought their investments could only go up, and when they went down, they couldn't pay back the debt.
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There are a handful of mistakes new graduates often make when it comes time to pay back their loans.
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The report determined the president should pay back the cost for renovations that did not qualify as security upgrades.
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The startup lets you easily pay back your friends without any fee using a mobile app — among other things.
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The key thing insurance rating companies are looking for is the ability to pay back the claims of policyholders.
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Therefore, if the price of the house has gone up, the amount you pay back will have also increased.
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Borrowers can eventually "graduate" to an unsecured Amazon credit card once they've demonstrated they can pay back the loans.
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If it can maintain its cool, it could continue earning the big bucks and pay back any cash borrowed.
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Migration "needed to be made to pay back home", Ms Wills writes, and this was achieved by sending remittances.
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I have to fight the urge to pay back everyone who supported me when I could barely support myself.
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Feeling uncomfortable, she asked to leave early, even though it meant she had to pay back half the money.
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The feature will likely save users the extra step of entering a separate app to pay back their friends.
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The insurance company will also pay back expenses if your flight has been delayed by more than 4 hours.
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Spain received nearly 42 billion euros in rescue funds and has around 24 billion euros left to pay back.
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That may still seem high, and borrowers owe it even if they pay back their loans ahead of schedule.
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But after she lost her job as a tutor, she found herself unable to pay back the initial loans.
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I think for sure she's shown me more kindness and generosity than I could ever begin to pay back.
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Italian motorway operator Atlantia, for example, said new sales of bonds would be used to pay back existing debt.
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Such redemptions will allow clients including local authorities to pay back the loans earlier than their original contracts allowed.
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In December last year the Commission ordered carmaker Fiat to pay back up to 30 million euros to Luxembourg.
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As for the criminal, in addition to prison -- he was also ordered to pay back the $440 he stole.
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When that happens, assets are not sold and a borrower may not be able to pay back the lender.
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The bank agreed to pay $185 million in fines, and pay back $2.6 million in fees to affected customers.
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Planet of money Venus, harmonizes with planet of abundance, Jupiter, inspiring others to pay back what they owe you.
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If you don't pay back federal student loans, the government can garnish your wages and take your tax refunds.
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Meehan resigned from Congress in April and promised to pay back the money used to settle the harassment claim.
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The proceeds would be used to invest in its units and to pay back some debt, the company said.
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The student could then use that money to pay off the student loan and pay back the parents' loan.
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I pay back $3,000/month and put about half of my take-home bonus toward my loans last year.
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Otherwise you'll have to pay back all of the taxes you were able to defer, plus a 10% plenty.
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Graduates only pay back based on their income above £21,000 a year, meaning that their debts never become unmanageable.
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But if the person has shown enough growth that you believe they'll pay back the loan, consider saying yes.
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The three defendants were also ordered to pay back the more than $1.2 million they made from the scheme.
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Even when he had enough to pay back what he owed to friends and family, he continued to gamble.
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But they are, in effect, agreeing to pay back the debt themselves — and they often end up doing so.
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For many teachers, this amounts to tens of thousands of dollars that they are suddenly required to pay back.
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Instead, they agree to pay back 28503 percent of their future earnings for three years, not to exceed $22019,000.
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And if there's ultimately a recession, some customers won't be able to pay back loans, making the situation worse.
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Cardin said he would be more sympathetic to helping people reorganize debts and make them easier to pay back.
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Others worry that corporate profits could slump if a Democrat pushes the tax rate businesses pay back to 24.33%.
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The plaintiffs claim Playboy unjustly enriched itself, and they want the magazine to pay back the money, Bloomberg reported.
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I've had a couple of customers buy and not pay back, but for the most part it's been calm.
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She struggles to feed her family on her wage as a housemaid, let alone pay back the family's debts.
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This person was going to use proceeds from the sale those shares to partially pay back that personal loan.
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Tesla bonds have slumped in recent weeks on worries about Tesla's ability to generate cash to pay back debt.
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"If I knew I would pay back more than double, I may have chosen a different school," she said.
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Typically, your tax refund can be intercepted as a way to pay back a loan that is in default.
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Now that it can't stock products in the company's warehouses, he's concerned it will be impossible to pay back.
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In a race to cash in, Mr. Trump and his competitors often borrowed more than they could pay back.
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Therefore, if the price of the house has gone up, the amount you pay back also will have increased.
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Thompson was also ordered to pay back the embezzled money, less the some $220,000 seized from his bank accounts.
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Wall Street gave Adam Neumann up to $500 million he was going to pay back after WeWork&aposs IPO.
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He was sentenced to four years in jail and ordered to pay back $10 million to the Indonesian state.
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Those include the risks that the client does not pay back the loan or that interest rates move sharply.
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The bank agreed to pay $185 million in fines and pay back $2.6 million in fees to affected customers.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to reflect the amount Schock agreed to pay back to his campaign committees.
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Borrowers in China now have to exchange their yuan and buy dollars in order to pay back their obligations.
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"[H]e should pay back the money to the taxpayers," Comstock's deputy chief of staff Jeff Marschner told Politico.
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Zheng, a farmer, used his life savings of 120,000 yuan to help pay back part of his son's loans.
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Higher interest rates are welcomed by savers but frowned upon by anyone holding debt they need to pay back.
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Like the other operators, it requires the homeowner to pay back the equity at the end of the contract.
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The statement asked Judge Huennekens to order McKinsey to pay back roughly $20 million in fees it had received.
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There can be minimum salary requirements and limits on how many years students have to pay back their tuition.
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Once projects are complete, agencies will pay back into the fund — hopefully using funds saved by the IT upgrade.
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The Hanoi People's Court has ordered the four former executives to pay back the illegally appropriated funds, it said.
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Imcopa has been going through a bankruptcy reorganization since 20183 and wants to sell the plants to pay back creditors.
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Moreover, as outstanding debts are forgotten after 30 years, low-earning graduates will never pay back their loan in full.
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We are counting on congress to step up in the coming months to pay back what it owes our city.
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Irish was deep in debt from the farm equipment he bought, and needed to pay back the money he owed.
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Takeda also has a plan to sell up to $10 billion worth of non-core assets to pay back debt.
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Project owners will have the option to pay back the investment after three years or convert the money into equity.
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But the more the Puerto Rican economy suffers, the harder it is for Puerto Rico to pay back its debts.
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Now it is up to Sessions Senate colleagues to determine whether Trump's attempt to pay back Sessions' loyalty will succeed.
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Fitch expects debt sustainability to remain adequate, with a pay-back (debt-to-current balance) ratio of around three years.
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Economists have warned that a rise in orders before Brexit could lead to a pay-back of less demand later.
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The plans are just expensive redistributions to people who will soon earn more than enough to pay back the difference.
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Its assets will be sold off, its money will go to pay back debts, and employees have been let go.
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It took a couple of years, but Apple has started to pay back illegal tax benefits to the Irish government.
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But their earnings are always vulnerable if consumers and companies demand fewer loans and struggle to pay back existing ones.
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Additionally, most franchise owners have to pay back loans or other debts that will be taken out of business profits.
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It is auctioning off non-Lincoln related artifacts in an effort to pay back a loan that is coming due.
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You likely have bills to pay, loans to pay back, and a roof you need to keep over your head.
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Takeda also has a plan to sell up to $10 billion worth of non-core assets to pay back debt.
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Many also reported earning juicy returns, in some cases enough to pay back their investments in less than a year.
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If the firm were forced to pay back any fees, they would go to the SEC, not the pension fund.
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Declines of these magnitudes make it all the more likely that October was pay back for an extremely strong September.
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Clicking on it initiates the micro loan, with clear signposting on how much you'll need to pay back and when.
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Apple has finished wiring billions of euros to pay back illegal tax benefits to the Irish government according to Reuters.
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We keep close track of his expenses on a spreadsheet, and he will pay back any of his personal spending.
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The farmer will pay back a percentage of the total turnover, which will be used to fund the next farm.
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Without a new revenue stream to pay back private investors, they would have little incentive to put up the money.
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Peru's Supreme Court ordered the government of outgoing President Ollanta Humala to pay back the bonds with interest in 2013.
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The CEO even had to testify in front of Congress, and ultimately pay back $465 million for ripping off Medicare.
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Many analysts think it will eventually need a new, longer IMF loan to help it pay back the existing one.
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First, it gives people more time to pay back their loans, where traditional payday lenders give borrowers just 30 days.
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Those lenders have in turn retreated after Britain's financial watchdog put a cap on what borrowers have to pay back.
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The price drop has squeezed energy firms, especially smaller ones, and made it harder for them to pay back loans.
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" The bank said it would only pay back on these bonds when it believes "it is right to do so.
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"You can promise you'll help them pay back their loans after graduation if they get good enough grades," Murphy said.
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They must pay back all of the tax breaks and other corporate welfare they have received from the federal government.
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Under Obamacare, insurers must target a ratio of 80 percent and pay back customers when the figure falls below that.
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We're told 50 actually helped Randall get on "Power" as a way to help him pay back his loan, too.
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Republicans have long argued that states should have to pay back the money if their exchanges are no longer operational.
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It can pay back dividends or buy back shares, giving investors a chance to actualize a return on their investments.
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So people aren't paying what the company would have been worth but usually enough to pay back that secured debt.
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Sorkin recommends using credit cards when you know you can pay back the money and spending time doing research beforehand.
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That's to say that the businesses monetize when consumers pay back their loans, while terms are considerably more customer friendly.
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Still, Italians would be able to use these IOUs to pay back the government, for example through taxes or fines.
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In 2000, a bank sued Mr. Howe and his wife for failing to pay back a $235,2000 home equity loan.
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Wyden has proposed that drug companies pay back Medicare Part D for any price increases above the rate of inflation.
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It would pay back early investors who stuck with the company and later ones who came on board more recently.
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According to the S.E.C., Mickelson used some of his Dean Foods profits to pay back his gambling debt to Walters.
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Workers would have to pay back the IRS in the next tax filing season, which comes after the 2018 midterms.
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Shkreli then used stock and cash from Retrophin to pay back the investors for their lost investments, and then some.
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Cruz Lopes said he is still confident Ilha Pura will be able to pay back the loan, due in 2025.
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Also, most states -- and Washington -- require federal workers to pay back unemployment benefits if they end up getting back pay.
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As these are loans, you must pay back the full amount you borrowed plus any interest that accrues over time.
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My aunt promised to repay me, and she did pay back some of the money but never the full amount.
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Read more: Wall Street gave Adam Neumann up to $500 million he was going to pay back after WeWork's IPO.
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The pair argued that current law can allow predatory lenders to seize homes and cars to pay back overdue loans.
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The government said despite the rise in the June quarter, the country has ample resources to pay back its debt.
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But he was fired when he ran off with 100,000 shillings ($27), after borrowing money he could not pay back.
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He was happy, he said, to be able to pay back to the society that had made his success possible.
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The Ponte Vedra, Florida-based company said it intends to use the proceeds from the offering to pay back debt.
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The company told him to pay back the $35 he had collected from customers and buy a new cellphone himself.
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By shifting opioid purchases to the cash pay back door, PBMs can increase their profits from our nation's addiction epidemic.
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Farmers are going to know before the midterm elections if they are going to be able to pay back loans.
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Participating companies are banned from issuing stock buybacks or paying dividends until one year after they pay back their loans.
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By traditional standards, that makes it a less-than-ideal candidate to pay back money borrowed through a bond offering.
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Chase Thomas, the executive director of Alliance for a Better Utah, said Ms. Love should pay back the full sum.
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And because the ESM makes subsidised loans which countries must pay back, it would not involve open-ended fiscal transfers.
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He added Ghosn had offered to pay back the 50,000 euro ($55,470) cost of renting the venue for the party.
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And then when you sell your cane to the sugar mill, that's how you pay back that amount of money.
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Ron DeSantis that requires some released felons to pay back outstanding financial obligations before their voting rights could be restored.
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But borrowers have been slow to pay back their debt, meaning student loan balances will keep growing over the years.
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You may be required to pay back loans of deceased borrowers if you are a co-signer on the loan.
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Charitable care became optional and it was left up to the hospitals to decide how to pay back that debt.
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Revenge was a given; eventually, a real man had to pay back every slight if he wanted to be respected.
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In a separate, yet similar case, the same court said Starbucks did not have to pay back a similar amount.
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Wanda is selling the portfolio to Sunac for $9.3 billion and plans to use the money to pay back loans.
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The golfer agreed to pay back money he made trading Dean Foods stock but has not been accused of wrongdoing.
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That is because the amount you postpone is less, which means there is less to pay back in the end.
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Workers want GM to pay back recession-era concessions GM is coming off the most profitable decade in its history.
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In a letter to Pence, five House Democrats demanded the vice president pay back the expenses of attending the game.
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Also, should you fail to pay back the loan on time, you may incur a 10 percent early withdrawal penalty.
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When they pay back the loan, the money can be cycled to more borrowers, getting more families out of poverty.
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Mr. Grammer's character wanted to pay back the loan by requiring all employees to take a 30 percent pay cut.
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Just remember that the longer you take to pay back your loan, the more you&aposll pay in interest charges.
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If that happens, general obligation bonds, which rely on tax collections to pay back investors, will come under greater pressure.
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The bond's covenant might require the bank to pay back 100 cents on the dollar to its holders when it matured.
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Alitalia must pay back the Italian state almost 1 billion euros in a bridge loan and related interest by mid-December.
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If the startup can integrate in other apps, it could become a seamless and ubiquitous way to pay back your friends.
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Puzder, however, did not pay back taxes on the worker until after his nomination, a spokesman told the Wall Street Journal.
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Earlier this year the president said he would pay back some of the money, although he did not provide an amount.
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Cornefert said Sonnen might pay back earnings from the balancing market to customers in the form of entitlements to free power.
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He said there could be pay back for those inventories in the already slower growing second quarter, which is under 2%.
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To pay for this largesse the government is borrowing money from the central bank that it is unlikely to pay back.
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Jarana also said the airline needed to pay back domestic lenders and U.S. bank Citi 4 billion rand by March 2018.
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Such policies stoked huge increases in debt that borrowers will now struggle to pay back, causing broader stress on large economies.
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More than 90% of Tala users pay back their loan in 20 to 30 days and are recurring customers, she added.
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That revenue would be sufficient to not only pay back the debt initially incurred with interest, but to also generate profit.
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So, even if you succeed in declaring personal bankruptcy, you may still have to pay back your student loans, Rabinovich says.
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The problem is the giant, stagnant pool of loans that companies and people around the world are struggling to pay back.
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Clinton's plan would cap the total amount that borrowers can be expected to pay back at 10% of their total income.
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Google will reportedly agree to pay back taxes and fines, and to a new calculation of profits earned in the country.
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Included in that amount is a $450,000 payment allegedly made to an entity in New York to pay back-due taxes.
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The states want Indivior to pay back the billions of dollars in profits earned as a result of its alleged practices.
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Student loan repayment options may also be streamlined — currently there are at least 14 ways to pay back your education debt.
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It said it would aim to pay back 60 percent of its debt to institutional investors, and fully repay individual investors.
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It is time to take ownership of what is yours and pay back any financial or emotional debts you may owe.
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Yet, the stock was still crushed as many investors worried about news of Deutsche Bank's ability to pay back convertible bonds.
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The bill would also: Force schools to pay back federal loans that a student is not able to pay post-graduation.
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According to the report, the trustee was able to collect $75,636.22 in assets from Lawrence's estate to pay back his creditors.
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But she mocked him in August for suggesting he would work with undocumented immigrants and have them just pay back taxes.
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Although it does have investors to pay back at some point, having raised a $16 million Series A from TrustBridge, jd.
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In his letter, Rubio said West Point should revoke Rapone's degree and that he should have to pay back his tuition.
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The man came here and gave me two options: either to pay back his money or to give him my daughter.
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The problem is a lack of ongoing funding to pay back the debt governments take on to build and operate infrastructure.
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And he startled financial markets recently when he said that, if elected president, he might not pay back the nation's debts.
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The student could then use that money to pay off their student loan and pay back his or her parents' loan.
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Essentially, rather than getting one month to pay back the money without interest, they got a whole year with these cards.
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The country's offshore dollar debt, which analysts at Nomura estimate at around $775 billion outstanding, will become harder to pay back.
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The sad reality is that at present, Puerto Rico is simply unable to pay back all of its $72 billion debt.
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In other words, we are down to technicalities on whether the shareholders should pay back the $12.5 billion paid to them.
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Despite previously pledging to pay back the money he used for the settlement, there is no evidence he ever did so.
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Her court in the capital Quito ordered the three soccer officials to pay back double that and to give up properties.
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Using a personal loan, you can pay off all your various debts then have just the personal loan to pay back.
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Valencia, who play in the Spain's top-flight La Liga, had been ordered to pay back 20.3 million euros plus interest.
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Fitch Ratings downgraded its outlook for United Airlines to negative on Thursday amid fears about its ability to pay back loans.
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Many workers will end up with loans they'll be required to pay back with interest, some of them at high rates.
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We already knew the struggle to pay back student debt disproportionately affects families with lower income levels more than wealthy families.
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He wires some of his pay back to Iran and makes glitchy and increasingly uncomfortable Skype calls to his concerned relatives.
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OLA also allows the government to immediately fire all of the bank's managers and forces its employees to pay back bonuses.
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One way to do that is to borrow in yuan and pay back at a discount as the currency's value drops.
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By 2016, Chobani had begun to restructure its debt load and pay back its loan from TPG at a steep price.
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The government accuses Mr. Shkreli of using the company to pay back investors in MSB Capital, a hedge fund he founded.
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And like all refugees, she has to pay back the cost of the flights that brought her to the United States.
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One analyst, citing McClatchy's finances, says it's unlikely it will have the free cash flow needed to pay back the IRS.
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BWRP was required to present Triodos with a strict business plan, showing how it will make money to pay back investors.
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Congress also mandated that borrowers pay back their loans in a specific way, using a payment program tied to their income.
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Under the program, the utility provides financing for energy upgrades, which participants can pay back over time through their monthly bills.
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Crucially, there won't be penalties over time if a creator fails to make enough money to eventually pay back the loan.
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Rosario was working as much or more than ever, determined to pay back the thousands she owed as quickly as possible.
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One reason is that Chinese companies have large debts in dollars that become harder to pay back as the yuan falls.
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I had to pay back $27K more than I originally borrowed due to interest rates that are higher than a mortgage.
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Van Hollen expressed concern that if Trump fails to pay back his loans, Deutsche Bank would have to sue the president.
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South Africa was still able to pay back its debt and could avoid a downgrade "if we work together", Gordhan said.
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Although he only needed $400, Shroyer was offered an $2673 installment loan that he agreed to pay back over nine months.
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The idea is that if they didn't get the education they were promised, they shouldn't have to pay back their debt.
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Last year, the court ruled that Mr. Zuma had violated the Constitution by refusing to pay back some of the money.
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"With this agreement, we have started to pay back the loans," Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe said in an address to Parliament.
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A consumer's credit score helps lenders gauge how likely a person is to pay back the money he or she borrows.
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Church officials have said they need to sell land in order to pay back debt that has accumulated over the years.
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"If you've been scammed by your dealer and would like pay back, call 101, PM us, or phone Crimestoppers," they wrote.
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The local government has also mismanaged its own finances, borrowing more money over the years than it could ever pay back.
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For small companies based in France, this could be a great way to pay for your lunch or even pay back expenses.
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Andres Avelino Anduaga, a Mexican national, was ordered to pay back $360,908.85 in restitution to the Social Security Administration and other agencies
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And if any of those schools close because of fraud, the U.S. government would have a lot of money to pay back.
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But critics fear the country will struggle to pay back the debt, especially if foreign-exchange earnings from exports continue to dwindle.
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The crisis spread across borders because European banks ran out of the dollars they needed to pay back their dollar-denominated borrowing.
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The catch is all the money I make I have to pay back, so it becomes a loan if I become successful.
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"There's an emotional side to it," Boneparth says, that millennials "don't want their children to go through" having to pay back loans.
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He also used some of the investor funds to pay back earlier investors who had requested their money back, the complaint says.
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This is a wonderful time to pay back money you owe—or take out to lunch someone who's been there for you.
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China is also sensitive to accusations of "debt-trap diplomacy": using loans countries cannot pay back to extract other concessions from them.
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A draft prospectus said the IPO would be completed in May 2018, with the proceeds to be used to pay back debt.
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Users can also get 2% of their spending via Apple Pay back on a daily basis and 3% on purchases from Apple.
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Users can also get 2% of their spending via Apple Pay back on a daily basis, and 3% on purchases from Apple.
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Two years ago, it was told to pay back taxes of about 250 million euros to Luxembourg because of illegal tax benefits.
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Of about 11,000 soldiers included in the audit, 1,100 were found to have received unauthorized payments that they have to pay back.
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The top 2-15%, which Express Scripts deems "high performers" in the contract, have to pay back 2% of a prescription's price.
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Dollar deposits in September slipped to $56.52 billion from $56.92 billion as conglomerates withdrew cash to pay back debt, the statement said.
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These enormous institutions figured out a way to make money off of home loans people didn't have the means to pay back.
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State oil firm NNPC has been planning for two years to pay back funds owed to oil majors for joint oil operations.
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And we know a little bit about trying to pay back student loans, too, because we didn't come from a wealthy family.
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The star's sentence also includes three years of supervised release and he must pay back $2,292,200, as previously reported by The Blast.
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The Commission also ruled against Valencia, Athletic Bilbao, Osasuna, Elche and Hercules, all of whom will have to pay back considerable sums.
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Meehan has said he plans to pay back the $85033,000 he used from his office account to settle a claim against him.
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In the light of uncertain pay-back period from such investments we will likely see rather limited organic growth amid fierce competition.
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While some students choose majors that make it more difficult to pay back their loans, others leave school without completing a degree.
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Wells Fargo agreed to pay the CFPB's $85033 million fine and pay back $2.6 million in fees to customers who were affected.
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As a financially secure person myself, I recognize my obligation to pay the taxes that I can pay back to the country.
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If its credit rating is cut, the company will face a call to pay back some of its debt earlier, he said.
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In past shutdowns, Congress has passed legislation to pay back federal employees for the time they were not paid during the shutdown.
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Now, it needs to resume drilling partly to pay back its debts to the government, CEO Tri Setia Sutisna said on Tuesday.
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"No investor would lend to the Italian government if they deem it as being unable to pay back its debt," he said.
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The case was quietly settled, and the exact amount Yogasundram had to pay back wasn't revealed — however it must have been hefty.
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In theory, this suggests that companies have more money to pay back to investors, thus increasing the attractiveness of the equity market.
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Ultimately, a local white woman purchased his freedom for today's equivalent of well over $10,000 — money that Johnson had to pay back.
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A series of rescues kept Greece solvent, even as many doubt the country will be able to pay back its crushing debts.
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And while the bank disclosed the auto insurance issue in July 2017, the amount it expects to pay back customers has grown.
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She worries about how she will pay back the $150 cash advance she took out from her employer to pay July's bills.
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Now, Rogers is suing for fraud -- claiming Peete never ever intended to pay back the money ... it was a scam all along.
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And it takes women longer to pay back those loans than it does men, in part because of the gender pay gap.
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If Fosun and Shandong Ruyi are pressured to pay back some debt, they may have less money to invest in the brands.
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She found herself wanting to perform well to pay back the trust of the people who had put her in that position.
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Finally, more people are opting for extended repayment plans, meaning that they plan to pay back their loans on a longer schedule.
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Once companies have raised capital from investors, they pay back into the program, enabling it to support a new crop of startups.
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Ben and Jackee Belnap of Halladay had been saving money to pay back Ben's parents for University of Utah football season tickets.
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The company says Manafort, who was Donald Trump's presidential campaign chairman, still owes that amount to pay back a 2017 mortgage loan.
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KPMG has acknowledged that elements of the work "should no longer be relied upon" and offered to pay back its consulting fees.
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A shorter commute is tempting, but it'll take me so much longer to pay back my student loan if I move downtown.
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Since her lawsuit was filed, Daniels has offered to pay back the money she took to allow her to tell her story.
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They were paid, for example, $1 million in premiums and have to pay back a $10 million derivative settlement to the company.
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Her aspiration to become Europe's transport commissioner was dashed when she could not explain how she intended to pay back her debts.
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Refinancing or consolidation can help combine and lower monthly payments and reduce the total time it takes to pay back the loan.
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The bank was ordered to pay back wages and damages to Johnny Burris, a former broker at one of its Arizona branches.
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The money Mr. Sivasankaran refuses to pay back represents his portion of that buyback expense, according to correspondence between the two sides.
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First things first, I set aside $5 to pay back gas money for a friend who drove me to work last week.
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Having so little cash available would make it very difficult for Sears to pay back $0003 million in debt due on Monday.
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He also is accused of looting Retrophin, the drug company he subsequently founded, of stock and cash to pay back those investors.
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Most of those funds are run by Albanisa to finance social projects and build a business conglomerate to pay back the loans.
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He also agreed to pay back $11,525 in foundation funds that he spent on sports memorabilia and champagne at a charity gala.
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But it cannot, because it is stuck with loans it does not want that seem near impossible for it to pay back.
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That coaster starts making money, you start to pay back the loan, and eventually you get your balance back down to zero.
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Banks wanted to get out from under these conditions, so many of them borrowed from private companies to pay back the taxpayers.
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This is especially true of unsubsidized federal loans, which come with higher interest rates and less favorable pay-back options than subsidized loans.
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The most significant: His revelation that he hired a housekeeper from Guatemala who was an undocumented immigrant, only to pay back taxes later.
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Many Icelanders believe the financial crisis had already punished their country enough, and that the people shouldn't have to pay back foreign creditors.
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O) has already been ordered to pay back arrears of up to 93 billion euros ($15.3 billion) to Ireland, coffee chain Starbucks (SBUX.
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"They told me, 'We've borrowed a lot of money to buy you, so now you have to pay back this money,'" she remembers.
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It would also force members of Congress guilty of sexual harassment to pay back the Treasury for any settlement money given to victims.
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Members of the royal family and other elites were locked up and forced to pay back huge amounts before they were quietly released.
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He complained that he didn't have enough money to change his car tires, so how was he meant to pay back his loans?
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And the only way to pay back that debt is by making those same kinds of sacrifices and investments for the next generation.
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Venmo, the mobile payment service owned by PayPal, makes it easy for people to pay back their friends for a drink or coffee.
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Opposition parties are suing to force Mr. Zuma to pay back his legal fees, and to block the government from paying future ones.
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Her report on improper state spending on his private rural homestead, Nkandla, called for Mr Zuma to pay back some of the money.
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McDonald's potentially faced an order from the bloc to pay back taxes of $500 million to Luxembourg, the Financial Times reported in September.
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"How prepared are you to pay back that loan on schedule or ahead of schedule and still meet other financial obligations?" he said.
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This is a straightforward way to pay back your friends and family and could end up generating more user transactions for the startup.
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This is mainly due to Trump's belief that the funds are being used to pay back debt (there is no evidence of this).
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He promised to pay back the $84,000 in taxpayer money he used to settle the sexual harassment lawsuit, but, to date, has not.
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He and General Counsel Angela Jeffers explained that LendUp offered a 30 cents per day discount if borrowers pledged to pay back early.
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It was something that was intended to, as I am told, pay back Iran for contracts that were canceled when the Shah fell.
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Their first harvest produced about 16kg (35lb) of honey, which enabled Frozan to pay back her loan and still have money left over.
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Payday lenders offer quick cash to low-income people, who are then required to pay back their loans within a short time frame.
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The court's June ruling(here) affects many parts of federal law enforcement in which prosecutors require firms to pay back ill-gotten gains.
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The Fed now replaces securities when they mature, but if it were to stop, the Treasury would have to pay back the Fed.
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Kerviel's lawyer David Koubbi said "someone at Societe Generale should prepare to have a pen and chequebook" ready to pay back the money.
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CEO Gustavo Montezano also said the bank is working to pay back 126 billion reais in debt to Brazil's government this year yet.
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OPEC member Venezuela is struggling to pay back creditors as its economy endures triple-digit inflation and chronic shortages of food and medicine.
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A week before the court's hearing Mr Zuma tried to avoid an adverse judgment by offering to pay back some of the money.
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Manafort never filed the mortgage document disclosing how he would pay back the loan, NBC reported, citing a source close to the matter.
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He was convicted in 2017 of fraud for looting Retrophin of $11 million to pay back investors in failed hedge funds he operated.
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Foreign corporations, particularly in China, would see their debt burdens rise as the dollars they have borrowed become more expensive to pay back.
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It ordered Bank of America, Citibank, and JPMorgan Chase to pay back hundreds of millions of dollars to customers for services never received.
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An FEC investigation found that he accepted an illegal donation from his parents, and he has since agreed to pay back the loan.
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If the party chooses to disregard the results, then they should pay back every dime We the People wasted on their undemocratic scam.
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He says they should first pay back taxes, pass a criminal background check, prove they have "gainful employment" and take an English test.
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Alumni who earn less than expected may not pay back all they owe (the university promises to forgive unpaid balances after nine years).
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A previous standard in Florida only mandated that felons pay back restitution to their victims in order to get their civil rights back.
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Tapie, now seriously ill, has fought one court battle after another but has already been ordered to pay back everything he was awarded.
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The European Union's competition authority announced its ruling on Apple's tax dealings and demanded that Apple pay back taxes to the Irish government.
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Zuma has said he would pay back some of the money used to refurbish the Nkandla residence, which is in KwaZulu-Natal province.
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The only problem is that now he has to find a way to pay back the $1 million he owes to the Mafia!
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"If you take out $10,000 during freshman year and pay the interest, you might pay back between $13,000 and $14,000 altogether," said DePaulo.
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He was the guy who helped the so-called Pharma Bro pay back jilted investors with stock in Retrophin, a company Shkreli founded.
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Speaking to reporters, Gorkov said VEB will pay back all the debt due in 2016 and will finish the year with liquidity surplus.
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Some state officials praised Mr. Clarke's work preserving the property but also had to give him more time to pay back his debt.
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The bill caps the modernization fund at $250 million annually for two years and gives agencies five years to pay back borrowed funds.
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Since then, the number has dwindled as co-op owners have banded together to make arrangements with the city to pay back bills.
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The most indigent are expected to pay back 20% of the value of the asset (often a cow or bull) that they receive.
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This is important because the bank holdings of Libra will generate interest that can be used to pay back the cryptocurrency's initial investors.
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Court filings show that Ms. Herzer must now pay back $3.25 million in gifts and money received while she was Mr. Redstone's companion.
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But that deal required the Kushner Companies to pay off the mortgage on the office portion of the building and pay back Vornado.
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In November 2017, Mr. Lawrence said, he took out a $500,000 loan from a short-term business lender, which he cannot pay back.
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By the early 2000s, with the economy recovering, the younger Mr. Adikoesoemo managed to pay back the debts and restore the family business.
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Mr. Li also borrowed about $354 million from the hedge fund firm Elliott Management, a loan he must pay back by October 2018.
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Fresh revelations about Price's travel came just hours after the embattled Cabinet member said he would pay back his portion of charter flights.
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First, she has seen many entrepreneurs racking up credit card debt that they aren't able to pay back, which could sink their credit.
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Nwankpa resigned his post after he was confronted by Drexel University officials in 2017, ABC said, and has agreed to pay back $53,328.
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They will also check your debt-to-income ratio to make sure you haven&apost borrowed more than you can feasibly pay back.
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He also is accused of defrauding the drug company he founded, Retrophin, out of stock shares and cash to pay back those investors.
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He has to pay back $26 million to investors, and festival attendees will have the chance to recoup their losses through other litigation.
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I was enrolled and everything, but ultimately decided that I could never afford to pay back the loan I'd have to take out.
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A personal loan is money that you receive from a bank, credit union, or online lender and pay back with interest over time.
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Ask Real Estate Q. My wife took out a $30,000 personal loan from a colleague whom she would like to pay back now.
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This is also the time to pay back any money you may have borrowed as a loan from your 401(k), said Falcon.
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It's a staggering sum for a couple, one that they will probably never be able to pay back, but they have little choice.
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When she graduated college she had plenty of debt to pay back, including $0003,2000 in student loans and $210,2000 in credit card debt.
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Although borrowers are allowed five years to pay back 401(k) loans, doing so in three years or less is ideal, she says.
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In other cases, CRA merely audited people who were being skimpy with their taxes, and forced them to pay back the outstanding amount.
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Personal finance site WalletHub investigated where Americans are struggling the most and least to pay back loans by comparing the median student loan balance against the median earnings of adults 25 and older with a bachelor's degree in 1,937 cities across the U.S. Here are the cities where college graduates are finding it the easiest to pay back their loans.
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As a result, the federal government would receive large, additional tax revenues that it could use to pay back other unrelated U.S. federal debt.
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Cookies wants to become the Venmo of Europe with a consumer app to pay back your friends in no time and with no fees.
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No special deals for millions and millions of dollars to the policymakers who will be in a position to pay back their old employers.
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And it comes as Puzder acknowledged to senators that he previously hired an undocumented immigrant as a housekeeper, forcing him to pay back taxes.
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Whatever assets the company has left will be used to pay back remaining unsecured creditors (though presumably there is not all that much left).
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People back in Nigeria continue to threaten the life of her mother unless she can pay back the cost of the trip to Europe.
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The bank did not admit or deny the SEC's findings, but agreed to pay back ill-gotten gains and additional penalties, the SEC said.
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The group forecasts that the tax cut will leave Americans with an extra $400 billion in debt to pay back a decade from now.
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"For Mozambique it is too burdensome for their growth profile to pay back that much semi-annually," said a person close to the issuer.
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The more money you owe, the more likely it is that you won't be able to pay back all the money that you owe.
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And for this reason, it's extremely popular with teenagers and young adults, who frequently use the service to pay back friends or split things.
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The exemption they claimed kept $306,000 from public schools between 2009 and 2016, and they were forced to pay back some of the money.
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DE have been told to pay back taxes of about 700 million euros to Belgium because of their participation in an illegal tax scheme.
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This shouldn't be swept under the rug with a settlement that doesn't even require him to pay back what he took or admit guilt.
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Along with a five-month suspension that ends in mid-July, Sova was fined $5,000 and ordered to pay back the commission he earned.
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In addition to the millions of dollars he has to pay back, McFarland was also sentenced to six years in prison for his actions.
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Typically, debt that's scheduled to be repaid earlier is cheaper to buy, because the government has to pay back less in interest on it.
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If the contractor or franchisee has capital and can afford to pay back wages, then it would generally be the one the department pursues.
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The order, whose sisters have taught at the school since it opened in 1918, said it would pay back the money, estimated at $500,000.
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A court in March 2017 ordered a hospital consultant from northwest London to pay back 525,000 pounds in proceeds of his illegal lending scheme.
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You have to tap on a transaction and tap on "Pay back from a space" to get your money back from a Shared Space.
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In addition to ending the French tax, as Le Monde outlined, France promises that it'll pay back companies that overpaid before the OECD framework.
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According to GoBankingRates, graduates living in Katy should be able to pay back their average loan balance of $24.07,5783 in just over five years.
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But Vestager hasn't hesitated to take on Apple in the past, ordering the company to pay back Ireland $14.5 billion in taxes in 2016.
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It needs the money to pay back 3.5 billion euros ($4 billion) to the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank in July.
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Under that program, drug companies that want to sell medications to enrollees in Medicaid must pay back a percentage of their sales to Medicaid.
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Upwork said that part of the IPO proceeds will be used to pay back $19 million of a loan made by Silicon Valley Bank.
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Burch has agreed to pay back $100,000 which will be re-directed to actual charitable works according to the New York attorney general's office.
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All it cares about, really, is whether or not the borrower can afford to pay back a loan and if the terms are fair.
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In a post-financial crisis world, the government is not helping anyone by making loans to people that they cannot pay back, she said.
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I pay back my coworker and down the salad hastily at my desk, as I need to prep for another meeting at 3 p.m.
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An outlet reported that Odom was in Portland visiting a woman when he was loaned money to gamble that he then couldn't pay back.
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"It might not pay back in terms of ROI immediately, but we've invested for the long term," acknowledges Stephen Day, its European sponsorship director.
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And, you should calculate how much your average student loan payment will be when it comes time to pay back your loans, Francis says.
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And when you do that, you simply increase your indebtedness in real terms, and make it more difficult to pay back what you owe.
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They were also collectively ordered to pay back the total value of the paintings - put at 104 million euros - to the city of Paris.
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Then, about a year into making payments, Patrick's husband was laid off – and informed he had 30 days to pay back the outstanding balance.
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They'd rather pay back the money to consumers in the form of rebates, or drop out entirely, than roll the dice on lower premiums.
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OPEC member Venezuela is struggling to pay back creditors as its socialist economy endures triple-digit inflation and chronic shortages of food and medicine.
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Shkreli is accused of looting Retrophin out of millions of dollars to pay back investors in the hedge funds whom he also allegedly defrauded.
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Two years ago, it was told to pay back taxes of about 250 million euros ($280 million) to Luxembourg because of illegal tax benefits.
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Vestager has already ordered Apple, Starbucks , Fiat Chrysler and several other multinationals to pay back taxes totalling billions of euros to various EU countries.
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In contrast, when the price is too high, the protocol increases supply by issuing new Basecoins to pay back the holders of Base Bonds.
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"It is only a technical matter, and not a question of not being able to pay back," he said in parliament during question time.
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Giuliani said Trump set up a $21625,2900 payment schedule out of his personal family bank account to pay back Cohen through a law firm.
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A loan or a credit card can help fill in the gaps, but that's money you have to pay back, almost always with interest.
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These young lawyers can earn more than $40,000 in one summer while they are still in law school and pay back their loans quickly.
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Facebook is testing a new feature on its Messenger app starting today that'll use machine learning to prompt you to pay back your friends.
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In practice, however, the ruling may have little lasting effect beyond embarrassing Mr. Zuma and forcing him to pay back some of the money.
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The term "revolving credit" refers to things like credit cards and lines of credit — it's money you can borrow, pay back, then borrow again.
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Prudential has strong cash generation and a strategy focused on high-margin products with short pay-back periods and a profitable asset management business.
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But like several other Brazilian states, Rio is unable to pay back the money as the recession drags down tax income and oil royalties.
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Her parents spent $50,000 a year on her sport, an investment she tried to pay back by giving them three-quarters of her winnings.
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" At Advance America, he said, "I come in here, pay back what I've taken, and get a little bit more for rent and bills.
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The agency on Wednesday proposed rescinding an underwriting requirement that would force lenders to determine whether a customer is able to pay back loans.
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But if you choose to stay in default, you'll get a little break for now from these other measures to pay back the loans.
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But those taxpayer dollars can be leveraged: Because the Fed expects most borrowers to pay back, it does not need one-for-one support.
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The government's interest in compelling student borrowers to pay back their debts has its roots in a policy adopted more than 2500 years ago.
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With the money he makes as a laborer, she said they plan to pay back their debt, and save up to open another business.
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He earned enough to pay back his sponsors, who had covered his $50,000 entry fee, and had about $50,000 left to seed his career.
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Once a company is up and running, inevitably, unforeseen circumstances will arise that negatively impact cash flow (and the ability to pay back debts).
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Bridge began requiring instructors to sign a two-year contract; if they broke it, they had to pay back the cost of their training.
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Her supporters suspect she is being scapegoated to pay back Mr Macron for thwarting the centre-right group leader's ambition of running the commission.
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Some observers speculated that Johnson, a Roosevelt protégé and acolyte, decided to pay back Churchill for his failure to attend FDR's funeral in 1945.
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Beck promised herself she'd never again end up in a situation where she owed money she was unable to pay back thanks to unemployment.
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So we're selling the assets of the company to pay back the bank as much as possible, before we file the final bankruptcy paperwork.
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If investors begin to doubt America's ability to pay back debt, short-term bond yields would peak, like they did in 2011 and 2013.
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The Fitd controls a fund that guarantees retail bond investors in the event that a lender is not able to pay back the bonds.
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The audit, which concerns transactions dating back to 2014, could result in FCA having to pay back taxes for $1.5 billion, the source said.
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That provision is meant to prevent bank overdraft fees from adding to the debt burdens of people struggling to pay back short-term lenders.
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Porn star Stormy Daniels has offered to pay back the $130,000 she took to keep quiet about her alleged affair with President Donald Trump.
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In September and October, banks would need to pay back holders of these so-called special concessional swap facility for non-resident (FCNR) deposits.
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The audit, which concerns transactions dating back to 2014, could result in FCA having to pay back taxes for $1.5 billion, the source said.
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Be mindful, however, that in addition to upfront costs, there is a risk: Homeowners can lose their properties if they fail to pay back.
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If someone lies on a mortgage application, for instance, they've committed a crime even if they pay back every cent of what they borrow.
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He said the consortium had reached out to both sides of the Yukos divide, agreeing to pay back outstanding loans to Yukos' former owner.
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Under this bill, lawmakers would be required to pay back any taxpayer money used to settle claims made against them personally within 90 days.
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Someone from the I.R.S. had just phoned, she said, to say a warrant for her arrest had been issued for failure to pay back taxes.
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"If you agree to take out a [point-of-sale] loan, you're borrowing money that you will one day have to pay back," says Marineau.
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"I don't feel Anies-Sandi need to pay back those (Islamist) groups in any way," he said, referring to the new governor and his deputy.
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They aren't totally in the clear yet, though, as they still need to pay back the IRS and the New Jersey Department of the Treasury.
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Fiat, an Italian carmaker, has also been ordered to pay back €30 million in taxes it dodged by striking a deal with the Luxembourg authorities.
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One major cause was the nationalist foreign policy that insisted that the European countries pay back their war debt, even if it damaged international trade.
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Atesiano resigned in 2014 and a month later an investigation was launched to see if he used public funds to pay back a personal loan.
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Joycelyn's parents and siblings had a conference call with her Wednesday, just hours before R. Kelly was arrested for failing to pay back child support.
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At launch Dharma will collect basic KYC (know your customer) information from borrowers and decide if the borrower is likely to pay back the loan.
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He ruled Avenatti must pay back the money because he had personally promised it to Frank as part of a settlement, the Associated Press reported.
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The Treasury has 60 days to file a report detailing the amount he must pay back for the home improvements that are not security related.
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Right now, companies just have to pay back wages to the employee and give them back their job if the board finds them at fault.
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After several European states found themselves drowning in debt they couldn't pay back, the world markets seemed to be on the verge of total collapse.
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Prudential also has strong cash generation and a strategy focused on high-margin products with short pay-back periods and a profitable asset-management business.
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I now support reparations-Trump should have 2 yrs added to his 1st term as pay back for time stolen by this corrupt failed coup.
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Bachelet proposed forcing the AFPs to pay back contributors after periods of losses, giving workers more say on their investment decisions and eliminating hidden fees.
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And if the local currencies depreciate against the dollar, it's going to make it that much harder for those borrowers to pay back that money.
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You can also adjust your credit line by adjusting the length of the repayment process or the amount you're willing to pay back every month.
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A slowdown of economic growth in the bloc could increase the ratio of soured loans as firms and households struggle to pay back their debts.
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He said that he wanted undocumented immigrants to receive a fine, pay back taxes and then embark on a path to legalise their immigration status.
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An Italian court last year gave the League 75 years to pay back some 49 million euros it owes the state following a graft trial.
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"A credit score is basically a financial grade that tells companies the likelihood that you'll pay back money that is loaned to you," Ma says.
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Johnny Depp could see 5 homes vanish from his portfolio as his ex-business managers try to get him to pay back a massive loan.
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You can pay back your friends, pay for your school parties, pay in some shops, pay online, organize money pots for a birthday and more.
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In recent years, the European Commission has handed down orders to pay back taxes or antitrust rulings against other U.S. companies, including Starbucks and McDonalds.
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Instead of taking out loans, the student agrees to pay back a portion of his or her income for a set period after they graduate.
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"If you rob a bank, and then you rob another bank to pay back the first back, you still robbed that first bank," she said.
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He can only reply, a short time later, by means of a new potlatch, more generous than the first: He must pay back with interest.
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Under the deal, Gazprombank bought a stake in Mechel's Elga coal project, so Mechel could use the revenue from the sale to pay back Sberbank.
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It's not clear if Delvey actually entered the rehabilitation facility, which wasn't listed by prosecutors as one of the institutions she failed to pay back.
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CNN reported in March that Farenthold had yet to pay back the money, and Speier urged him just days before his resignation to do so.
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Under today's practice, the debt incurred to pay for the pen may take as long as 30 years to pay back — with interest of course.
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My plan is to enroll in some community college classes while I look for student loan options to pay back the $15,000 I owe ASU.
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U.S. officials have largely opposed Chinese assistance to developing countries, arguing the nations are unable to pay back the loans and that creates unsustainable debt.
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The mortgage, a 10-year fixed-rate with an interest rate of -0.5%, means that customers will pay back less than the amount they borrowed.
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Students agree to pay back the university or its research foundation for 10 years with a maximum payment cap of 85033 times the amount received.
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Back in the 22017s, he said he was told by staff at his law school that he'd pay back his education debt within two years.
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These would be able to pay off any remaining government bonds issued to finance these infrastructure investments and also pay back other unrelated U.S. debt.
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The bill would mandate that Trump and other high-ranking officials receiving Secret Service protection pay back costs stemming from visits to properties they own.
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Inflation has soared, and Brazilians are finding it harder and harder to pay back the household debt they took on when economic times were good.
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If you're still not convinced, consider how long you expect it to take to mine enough ether to pay back the cost of the rig.
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Farenthold later told CNN affiliate KRIS News in Corpus Christi, Texas, that he intended to pay back the money from the settlement to the taxpayers.
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King William's administration came up with a novel answer: borrow a huge sum of money, and use taxes to pay back the interest over time.
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EnQuest is due to pay back $25 million next month, ahead of a $125 million payment in April, its Chief Financial Officer Jonathan Swinney said.
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The new law requires people with serious criminal histories to fully pay back fines and fees to the courts before they become eligible to vote.
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Even borrowers like Mr. Bai who don't pay back — what Mr. Jiao calls a "controlled delinquency" — help the company by providing data, the company says.
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It structures loans with strict conditions to increase the chances the country will clean up its finances and be able to pay back its loans.
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Borrowers often can't pay back these high-cost loans right away, so they get sucked into a cycle of borrowing and racking up finance charges.
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Her campaign called the complaint "completely false and desperate" but agreed to redesignate $372,000 for her general election campaign and pay back up to $10,000.
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Barcelona said that it wants Neymar to pay back the bonus for a contract in October 26 that tied him to the club through 23.
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After admitting it made its 10th mistake in advertising measurement, they had to pay back a bunch of the marketers who advertise through the platform.
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Martin Fox, the club's president, will pay back more than a quarter of a million dollars he received through the scheme, according to CBS News.
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According to estimates, Harry and Meghan plan to pay back about 2.4 million pounds ($203 million), which was granted to them to refurbish Frogmore Cottage.
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Lebanon can pay back investors in this bond drawing on a foreign exchange transaction with the central bank, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Time after time, Trump's casino companies defaulted on their debts, filed for bankruptcy and ultimately agreed to pay back their creditors pennies on the dollar.
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Avenatti told CNN's "New Day" last week that Clifford would "absolutely" pay back the $130,000 if she was allowed to speak about the alleged affair.
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For some, gaining sudden wealth could mean finally being able to buy a home, pay back student loans, save for retirement or start a business.
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Perhaps you can pay back your one friend who hosted playdates throughout childhood because she was the only one who actually owned the Barbie Dreamhouse.
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The hearing was convened as the Education Department began notifying borrowers who claimed they were defrauded how much debt they will have to pay back.
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But the five-year delay was set to run out this year, which would have required the institutions to begin to pay back the loans.
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Congress mandated all PSLF applicants take out federal loans, not bank loans, and to pay back the debt using a program tied to their incomes.
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"I don't believe that if you have kids and a mortgage or student debts to pay back today is the time to jump," Lewis said.
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A revolving line of credit allows companies to flexibly draw down and pay back a loan, while only paying fees on what a company uses.
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In the latest lawsuit, the FTC is asking Match to pay back the "ill-gotten" money and wants to impose civil penalties and other relief.
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In an effort to provide more accountability, the legislation would require institutions to pay back a portion of federal student loans if borrowers do not.
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That's what happened in Sri Lanka, when Beijing took control of the Hambantota port following Colombo's inability to pay back the $6 billion it owed.
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France promised to scrap its French tax as soon as the OECD implements its framework, and pay back companies that overpaid before the OECD framework.
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So, if you can avoid it, don't make purchases with credit that you won't be able to pay back at the end of the month.
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The agency concluded that Wojciechowski should pay back 11,243 euros ($12,298) based on travel declarations and attendance records, adding that he has since done so.
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Mickelson was not accused of wrongdoing, but he reached an agreement to pay back $1.03 million the SEC said he earned trading Dean Foods shares.
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And then he used stock shares and cash in Retrophin to more than pay back the investors the money they had lost with his funds.
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The EU ruled in August 2628 that Ireland had given Apple illegal tax benefits and ordered the tech giant to pay back 28500 billion euros.
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He also is charged with ripping off Retrophin, the drug company he later founded, out of stock shares and cash to pay back those investors.
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Prosecutors charge that Shkreli ripped off Retrophin of stock and cash to pay back investors he is also accused of defrauding at his hedge funds.
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Make payments on your loan After applying for an auto loan, securing financing, and purchasing a car, now it's time to pay back your loan.
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"If the government is still shut down, you take out a $500 loan to pay back the $460, and now you owe $575," he said.
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The policy, outlined in an employee handbook, called for those who left anyway to pay back money earned during the weeks they were on leave.
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Just as we must make it easier to apply for a student loan, we must also make it easier to pay back a student loan.
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In exchange, Mr. Schock, who was once seen as a rising star in the Republican Party, vowed to pay back taxes and reimburse his campaign.
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This relieved many investor worries that oil companies won't be able to pay back the billions in dollars that banks have loaned to the oil patch.
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He even went so far as to make one naive apprentice pay back his entire month's income to account for a till that supposedly didn't balance.
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Making sure recipient countries can pay back their debt is a priority of the Chinese government, said Zou Jiayi, vice minister of China's Ministry of Finance.
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In 2010, 21-year-old Sara Isaacson was forced to pay back her ROTC scholarship after coming out as a lesbian during her studies at UNC.
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PK had allegedly agreed to pay back the money by 2013, but never did, instead filing for bankruptcy a year prior, Kirzis claimed in the suit.
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Man of action Trump is making no secret of his top priority: Pay back the disgruntled voters who sent him to Washington to blow things up.
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Now if parents pay back their child's education loan, the IRS regards it as if they'd given money to their offspring, who then paid the debt.
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The U.S. multinational Apple announced a legal challenge against an EU ruling stating that it needs to pay back 13 billion euros ($13.6 billion) in taxes.
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Initially, the company agreed to pay back the entire fee for the stay, but it took months for them to send that money, the Globe reported.
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And yet, as the team embarks on the journey to win a fourth historic World Cup, the women are still fighting for equal pay back home.
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To help make up the loss, he is requesting approval from the bankruptcy court judge to not pay back Sears for $43 million in severance fees.
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"To prevent making borrowing decisions they might come to regret, students need to educate themselves on the loan they are agreeing to pay back," he says.
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Blake Farenthold has announced he won't pay back the $84,000 in taxpayer money he used to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit against him, ABC News reports.
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Individuals who haven't been filing or who have made material errors in past filings will need to pay back taxes, if any are due, with interest.
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As part of his guilty plea, he has agreed to pay back that amount to the college, a small private school in New York's capital city.
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Lori Wing-Heier, Alaska's insurance commissioner, put together a plan that had the state pay back insurers for especially high medical claims submitted to Obamacare plans.
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Volkswagen Group pled guilty in US court in 2017, and has agreed to pay back more than $20 billion to states, dealers, regulators, and individual owners.
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They have to pay back the American government for their airfare to get here and they get just six months of financial assistance with their rent.
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Canada's biggest cryptocurrency exchange claimed Monday it cannot pay back $222 million in customer deposits because its founder died suddenly and didn't tell anyone his password.
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Canada's biggest cryptocurrency exchange claimed Monday it cannot pay back $190 million in customer deposits because its founder died suddenly and didn't tell anyone his password.
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PK had allegedly agreed to pay back the money by 2013, but never did, instead filing for bankruptcy a year prior, Kirzis claims in the suit.
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Americans are accumulating more debt, particularly around student loans, but borrowers in some states are struggling more than others to pay back these loans on time.
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If the remaining recipients do not produce proper documentation showing they were eligible, they could be liable to pay back those amounts to the Defense Department.
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When Tiny Speck pivoted to become Slack, the company's chief executive officer Stewart Butterfield offered to pay back it's Series A and B investors, including Accel.
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If you can't pay back your credit card balance, you can start a multi-month plan — Apple tries to clearly define the terms of the plan.
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If it can pay back only half its debt, its bonds should be trading at around half face value, and the CDS will cover the rest.
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He should resign and pay back the taxpayer hush money and the tens of thousands of dollars he forced my department to spent investigating unfounded allegations.
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Upstart promotes its use of artificial intelligence and machine learning to measure nearly 1,500 data points to determine an applicant's ability to pay back a loan.
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The county, located to the east of the Bay Area, will pay back a total of $103,000—with interest—to about 500 mostly low-income families.
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When the feds started to measure graduates' earnings to see if they were making enough to pay back loans, the company reformatted its curriculum to interfere.
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That means some companies may not be able to afford to pay back their debt if the market and economy take a turn for the worse.
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"We expect some pay back in the second quarter after the good GDP figures in the first," Helene Baudchon, economist at BNP Paribas in Paris said.
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CEO Gustavo Montezano also said the bank is working to pay back 126 billion reais in debt to Brazil's government by the end of this year.
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It would unlock the next tranche of funds that Athens needs to pay back International Monetary Fund loans, state arrears and ECB bonds maturing in July.
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Last year, Wells Fargo estimated that it would need $64 million to pay back customers but lawyers representing drivers say that estimate is way too low.
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Rahman was sued by J.P. Morgan for defaulting on property-linked loans that he had planned to pay back via selling Jawbone shares, per legal filings.
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They will have to earn money, and pay back student loans, and pay bills, and save for a rainy day, a car, a home and retirement.
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To stay motivated and on track to pay back his debt as quickly as possible, Sall utilized the snowball method, which targets the smallest debts first.
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Moody's says the debt-to-Gross Domestic Product ratio, which indicates a country's ability to pay back its debt, will reach almost 140 percent in 2018.
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Of course, Carton is being investigated by the feds for allegedly running a bogus multi-million dollar concert ticket scheme to pay back massive casino debts.
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Their stated mission was to convince new President Benito Juarez to pay back millions previously borrowed from Swiss banks by the conservatives Juarez replaced in 2202.
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The company said they they are also looking into raising capital from investors to pay back customers, but that discussions are still "at an early stage".
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Earlier this month, Puzder admitted he and his wife had employed an undocumented person as a housekeeper and had to pay back taxes as a result.
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"If they want to leave early, their wages are deducted forcing them to pay back a huge amount to employers," Katiyar told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Even Taylor admitted that he didn't learn how the game worked until he was two years into it, and ended up having to pay back taxes.
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The reality is, if you have a laundry list of student loans to pay back, an effective repayment process is going to take sacrifice and motivation.
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He simply got infatuated with how much money he could borrow, and he did not give enough thought to how much money he could pay back.
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To help pay back the loans, the city charged residents exorbitant fees of up to $700 to install the service and raised taxes on utility bills.
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In the following days, the Greek government decided not to pay back the latest installment of the loan—which meant that the country essentially declared bankruptcy.
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PRA rules refer to lifetime mortgages, which enable homeowners to borrow against the value of their property and only pay back the loan when they die.
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Tech giant Apple has reportedly reached a deal with French authorities to pay back about $571 million the country said was owed in undeclared back taxes.
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Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection is used to liquidate the assets of people with limited incomes who can't pay back all or a portion of their debt.
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My wife fought Ebola, saved other people's lives and now this was the time for the healthcare workers in Liberia to pay back but they refused.
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Doosan affiliates, including Infracore, will sell a 13.5 percent stake, securing funds of up to 450 billion won to pay back debt and improve balance sheets.
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She pledged to pay back the more than $1,000 cost of the travel, which was to attend the White House Correspondents' Association dinner in the spring.
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Singer purchased eleven million dollars of defaulted Peruvian bonds, and then began a protracted legal battle to force the government to pay back the full value.
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Yet today, former shareholders of Lyondell face the possibility that a new court ruling could force them to pay back money — all $12.5 billion of it.
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Starbucks , Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and several other companies that were also ordered to pay back taxes to other EU countries have similarly challenged their EU rulings.
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Itaú for years extended fewer loans and focused on lower-risk segments as Brazil's deepest recession in a century cramped clients' ability to pay back debt.
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On Thursday the country's highest court ruled that he had violated the Constitution by refusing to pay back millions that the government spent improving his home.
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Already, some analysts are expressing nervousness that Anbang could be unable to pay back its investors because it has plowed so much money into real estate.
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Some analysts are already nervous that Anbang might not be able to pay back its investors because it has plowed so much money into real estate.
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The "Freak-A-Leek" rapper filed Chapter 13 ... which means he's planning to pay back his creditors, and just wants to set up a payment plan.
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Instead of renting a sports temple paid for by taxpayers, they allegedly agreed to buy the land, build the stadium, and even pay back the city.
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This is an important consideration because when a lender approves a loan, they want to make sure you have enough income to pay back the loan.
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The banks are facing major pressure on their margins from rock-bottom interest rates and will have to deal with borrowers unable to pay back loans.
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The jury found Shkreli not guilty of a separate charge that he conspired to defraud Retrophin when he used the company to pay back the investors.
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When she got a call that she had a mountain of fees to pay back (a total surprise to her), she knew it wouldn't be possible.
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Experts say that's because lenders are worried that borrowers won't be able to pay back their loans since there's so much financial uncertainty at the moment.
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Firms borrowing from the pool would be barred from paying dividends to shareholders or issuing stock buybacks until one year after they pay back their loans.
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In order to give them some headroom, companies that have borrowed money on October won't have to pay back their loans for the next three months.
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Toys "R" Us must find a way to pay back about $400 million in debt as it tries to increase sales in the upcoming holiday season.
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Such a dramatic devaluation would cause an exodus of capital from China and make it very difficult for the country to pay back dollar-based debt.
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It looks a little different when the bank also extends the terms of your loan by decades and you have to pay back much more money.
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Rothenberg has now been ordered to pay back the $18.8 million he took from investors, another $9 million in civil penalties, plus $3.7 million in interest.
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But the campaign has reportedly failed to pay back invoices for police and other public safety services in numerous cities, some of which are years old.
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Costa Rica still has about $300 million in debts incurred from the two disasters, which it has struggled to pay back as its budget deficit worsens.
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There is a reason that low-income individuals have to pay more for a loan; many will not be able to pay back what they owe.
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Before the outbreak, Chinese companies were preparing to pay back or refinance a lot of debt this year, according to analysts at S&P Global Ratings.
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His campaign said it was an error, and he said he would pay back a tax credit he got for the Maryland home, the Bee reported.
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The new program aims to change that using revenue from Proposition 56, which imposed a tax on tobacco products, to help physicians pay back their loans.
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The two will continue to work towards financial independence and have made their intention to pay back the public for renovations of their home, Frogmore Cottage.
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Founder Group, which has investments in securities trading, semiconductors and real estate, cited tightening liquidity and said it was "actively seeking funding" to pay back bondholders.
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The bubbling interest comes as regulators grow increasingly worried about debt levels and the capacity of ordinary households to pay back big loans on expensive houses.
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Another document provided careful guidance about how hazardous it was for local governments to slap juveniles with fines they would not be able to pay back.
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The board plans to use the proceeds to invest in remaining operations and to pay back loans, and will also propose an extra dividend, Consilium said.
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First, the students who pay back their federal loans will do so at interest rates that are artificially inflated — higher rates caused by students who default.
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With the precedent of loan forgiveness established, graduate programs could be tempted to charge even more, since students might never have to pay back their loans.
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Mahathir had said in November the samurai bond would be issued with low interest rates to pay back some of the "costly" loans taken by Najib's government.
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Apple will still print money and continue to pay back investors, but even with all that cash it hasn't found a new market for growth just yet.
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It's kind of a loan in that I pay back what I can but I'm not in debt to them, so it's also kind of an allowance.
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Months after admitting to using $84,000 in taxpayer funds to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit — and promising to pay back the Treasury within the week — Republican Rep.
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The plan's federal credit lines would allow states to pay back-salaries for critical services like law enforcement and healthcare in addition to past-due commercial debt.
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Putting rent into escrow also holds the money in a separate place where it may later be used to pay back rent whenever the issue is resolved.
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In a Facebook Messenger conversation with BuzzFeed News, Pelletier, 38, said he always intended to pay back the loans, and painted himself as an accidental Ponzi schemer.
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Graduates are not expected to make contributions to pay back the cost of the course until they have a job that pays at least $40,225 a year.
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But almost two years later, she hadn't turned in a draft and asked to get out of her contract, and she had to pay back the advance.
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Israel-based drugmaker Teva Pharmaceutical's shares soared 15 percent after the company announced job cuts, asset sale and dividend suspension in an overhaul to pay back debt.
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It's not the lender's job to decide if a borrower should buy a thing, but whether or not she will be able to pay back the loan.
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I believe I was the recipient of a miracle that night and I plan to use every moment I have moving forward to pay back that gift.
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Founded in 2011, the startup sells its LendUp Ladder payday loan, which comes with a flat fee and lets you borrow more if you pay back promptly.
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Students were dropping out with no degree or graduating without securing jobs, and all the while they still had to pay back loans taken out for school.
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For example: The Lannisters had less gold than the Tyrells until the Lannister army sacked Highgarden and took the Tyrell fortune to pay back the Iron Bank.
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With the government already having had to contribute capital so that the company can pay back its suppliers, the commodities slump has not been kind to Mexico.
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In a second phase, the common insurance scheme, funded by all EU banks, would cover losses and pay back deposits to savers hit by a bank collapse.
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PK had allegedly agreed to pay back the money by 2013, but never did, and instead filed for bankruptcy a year prior, Kirzis claims in the suit.
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McKinsey has apologized for working with Trillian at Eskom in 2016 without a contract and is offering to pay back its fee, but denies doing anything illegal.
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Earlier Germany became the first euro-zone government to issue a bond that promises to pay back to investors less than the sum it raised from them.
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In July, Germany became the first euro-zone government to issue debt that promises to pay back to investors less than the sum it raised from them.
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Argentina could be about to return to global credit markets, with analysts expecting a completed deal that would pay back holdout creditors following the country's 2001 default.
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But the banks must use most of the freed-up liquidity to pay back relatively costly loans obtained via the central bank's medium-term lending facility (MLF).
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On Wednesday, the government hopes to see approval of a decree allowing companies to pay back taxes on favorable terms, a program known as Refis, Moura said.
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Beyond that, they also receive most of the interest for users who either can't or don't wish to pay back the loan in the first six months.
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But internet companies like Shopify are trying to remove the stigma around them by promising to disclose up front how a business will pay back the advance.
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When the CMS formally demanded the Melgen pay back $8.9 million in Medicare overbillings, Melgen allegedly asked Menendez to "weigh in with CMS," according to the brief.
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Vestager has led an EU crackdown on tax avoidance, ordering Apple, Starbucks, Fiat and others to pay back taxes totaling billions of euros to various EU governments.
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Bank shares were particular hard hit on Thursday because of worries that borrowers would struggle to pay back loans if the economy slumps following a messy Brexit.
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In fact, there's no way to build credit without borrowing money, since it requires proving you're able to pay back a lender on time and in full.
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Fernandez said his aim, if he wins the election, will be to reboot Argentina´s economy and bolster exports to earn dollars to pay back its debts.
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You'll then have a private refinancing loan to pay back and will no longer have federal student loan benefits like student loan forgiveness or income-driven repayment.
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Though Greece agreed to a third bailout last year, the country must still enact additional reforms to obtain funds to pay back debt that matures in July.
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The Renaissance sale proceeds, the person added, were used to pay back investors in a private equity fund Platinum created and from which it took no fees.
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That means that when home-buyers take up recourse loans from Australian banks, they must personally guarantee the ability to pay back both the loan and interest.
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The senator emerged from his trial legally unscathed, but got bipartisan admonishment in April from the Senate Ethics Committee, which ordered him to pay back the gifts.
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That's less than the amount of capital that the company has raised, and the first thing WeWork would have to do is pay back its preferred shareholders.
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According to documents filed by Faraday Grid's administrators in October, Scobie and Porch did indeed pay back their loans — but only after the company had already collapsed.
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Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) would set a new federal limit on how much a person's paycheck could be garnished to pay back money owed to a creditor.
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