Dodd Frank's Ability to Repay Rule (ATR) requires lenders to exercise enough diligence to determine that borrowers can afford to repay their loans.
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It was supposed to repay the companies $23 billion this year with oil but is now arguing that it will only have enough crude to repay $9 billion.
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Topsports previously said it would use nearly 27% of the IPO proceeds to repay short-term bank loans and 45% to repay debt to parent Belle International Holdings Ltd.
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He said his government would try to repay bondholders if possible, while the board has said the island may only be able to repay 21 percent of what it owes.
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The second, speculative financing, is a bit riskier: firms rely on their cashflow to repay the interest on their borrowings but must roll over their debt to repay the principal.
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For many years, it had borrowed money to plug holes in its budget and to repay previous borrowings, building up a debt of more than $70 billion that it could not repay.
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Thousands forced to repay Richmond is not alone -- thousands of other veterans were forced to repay millions of dollars in re-enlistment bonuses after the California National Guard awarded them in error.
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Just over 60% of respondents said they expect to repay their student loans in four or more years and 24% said they expect to repay their loans after 10 or more years.
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With cumulative , "it's undeniably burdensome to repay," the survey says.
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Rebel Wilson was forced to repay Bauer Media $3.1 million.
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It said it would repay in 10 instalments from May.
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Suppose you borrow $28500 and you only must repay $6900.
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The National Treasury will determine the amount he must repay.
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Tenet's weak FCF limits the company's ability to repay debt.
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He was eventually ordered to repay $146,000 to the banks.
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The president would normally repay such slights with both barrels.
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They, too, are racing to sell assets to repay debts.
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The chipmaker will use the proceeds to repay current debt.
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The biotech company went bankrupt before it could repay investors.
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The companies will have to repay the money to Austria.
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We owe our veterans a debt we can never repay.
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The deal will help the trust repay debt to Reliance.
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Iraq faces no pressure to repay or service this debt.
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He must repay the money and face a federal sentence.
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The court asked RCom to repay the dues by Dec.
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It ordered lenders to repay the difference and offer compensation.
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Without fresh money, Athens will struggle to repay its creditors.
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So many workers toil for months to repay their debts.
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Equally important, the car companies had to repay the loans.
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Hamilton, Ohio, will help new residents repay their student loans.
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Proceeds are to repay existing debt and for infrastructure investments.
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We cannot repay the debt that we owe these heroes.
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And they repay us by giving us high oil prices.
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Lord, how can I repay you for this beautiful gift?
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When we broke up, he insisted I repay the money.
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Users have the flexibility to repay early with no penalty.
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App referrals are another gauge of the intent to repay.
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That or they are unwilling to repay the prize money.
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Many repay their debt, only to have to borrow again.
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Areva will need to repay the bridging loan in Jan.
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Ultimately, the bank granted Mr. Trump additional time to repay.
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Mr. Mickelson agreed to repay nearly $1 million in profits.
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"No one can ever repay you for a stolen life."
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The state would repay them in 10 to 12 years.
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Ultimately, the bank granted Mr. Trump additional time to repay.
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Apple said it forced the supplier to repay the money.
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"Now they have stockpiles of guns that are selling slower," and often for less money, Netrebov said, making it harder for stores to repay distributors and harder for wholesalers to repay debt from investment banks.
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It took me about a year after college to repay it.
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Zuma was ordered to repay money on renovations unrelated to security.
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"Expel them and force them to repay their tuition" she wrote.
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And many ex-felons owe more than they can ever repay.
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Israel, for its part, has been happy to repay populists' love.
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Now, to repay him they give a voice to admitted liars.
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It would use the proceeds, its owner said, to repay loans.
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Williams did repay some of the money before defaulting, Slavin said.
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Repatriating onshore cash to repay offshore debt may require government approval.
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Agencies would repay those funds using the savings from new technology.
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Also, some small community banks did not repay their TARP assistance.
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If growth slows, borrowers may be unable to repay their debts.
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Long guitar solos are everywhere, and some even repay undivided attention.
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I never said that Greece would not repay debt in July.
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Neda, though, has only asked for cash (to repay her liberators).
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Markets' confidence in the government to repay bondholders will be shaken.
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Then in November, Hunter announced he'd repay a total of $49,000.
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We owe them a debt of gratitude we can never repay.
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For one thing, OneMain already evaluates a borrower's ability to repay.
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And how do we repay these service members and their families?
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This has allowed the local operation to repay costly funding sources.
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He also has to repay $24k to the State of California.
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With interest, that means they will have to repay $67 billion.
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Banks currently build provisions for loans when borrowers fail to repay.
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Millions of record sales later, he's trying to repay the favor.
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She refused — a show of loyalty that I can never repay.
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McKinsey's projections determined how much money is available to repay creditors.
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And your Father, who sees what is hidden, will repay you.
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Mr. Farenthold has promised to repay the money to the Treasury.
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So that early advocacy, I can't ever repay her for that.
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Leasing and housing-finance companies lend without assessing ability to repay.
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Unfortunately, many Liberty students are struggling to repay their federal loans.
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Zuma has since said he will repay some of the money.
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"Ability to repay, as a rule, is common sense," says Nichols.
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The outstanding balance remains until Fannie and Freddie repay the principal.
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China City Construction has struggled to repay debts in recent months.
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The company is due to repay the bond on Dec. 19.
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The proceeds are being used to repay existing senior bank debt.
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The financing will repay a €250m short term unsecured loan facility from Nomura that was put in place in October 2016 to repay in part a €400m loan provided by Cerberus Business Finance, the announcement said.
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Irving Picard, the trustee, said Lagoon Investment Ltd agreed to repay $240.7 million from an account through which Hermes International Fund Ltd invested with Madoff, while Thema Fund Ltd and an affiliate agreed to repay $130.1 million.
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Farenthold vowed in December 2017 to repay the taxpayer money used for the settlement, but after he resigned he told ABC News in May that he had been advised by his attorney not to repay the settlement.
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An inability to repay or extend maturities would result in a downgrade.
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Refugees also must repay the cost of their airfare within six months.
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Firefighters now repay the gesture by visiting Green at his rehab center.
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On top of that, she had been harassed to repay his debts.
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He has also been ordered to repay $1.23 million to 48 investors.
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I would have to repay tens of billions of dollars in debts.
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Rusal should repay $1 billion of its debt in total in 2016.
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This, in turn, has made it easier for them to repay loans.
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By the numbers: About 45 million Americans have student loans to repay.
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If you repay it in one month, the APR is 28503 percent.
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When they can, however, early adults are working to repay the support.
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I repay the favor by making salmon salad for lunch for tomorrow.
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He offered to repay some of the amount spent on the renovations.
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That makes it harder for emerging markets to repay their dollar debts.
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Careful underwriting ensures that borrowers have the ability to repay their mortgages.
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Don't take on a debt you'll never be able to repay, Gemini!
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Federal officials have suggested that the state should repay the $57 million.
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We anticipate that Ladbrokes will repay this through drawing on its RCF.
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That makes a loan in dollars that much more expensive to repay.
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He confessed and agreed in court to repay his Fairness Fund donors.
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Local authorities then repay the loans with the proceeds from new construction.
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But most are raising funds to rollover or repay debt more cheaply.
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Many people borrow more than they can repay, risking their financial futures.
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MALAYSIA IS DEMANDING GOLDMAN SACHS REPAY $7.5 BLN OVER 1MDB SCANDAL - MAHATHIR
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"We are on course for September for sure to repay," he said.
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They would typically repay $16,000 under income-driven repayment over 10 years.
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Another Singapore oil-service company, Ezra Holdings, also failed to repay debt.
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On Friday, Tesla is due to repay a $920 million convertible bond.
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Which he has a legal right to repay with future donations. Yes!
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" He continued, "We can never repay you for all that you do.
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The court ruled that Rogers had to repay the team $6.1 million.
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No employee can borrow more than they can afford to repay comfortably.
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That's why the CFPB's ability to repay (ATR) rules are so important.
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Springleaf then sued him, arguing that he had never intended to repay.
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She was also ordered to repay the president's legal fees. http://bit.
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Wall Street analysts are skeptical about JCPenney's ability to repay that money.
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After that, you'll have one fixed monthly payment to repay your loan.
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She sold her furniture to repay her landlord and avoid being sued.
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Repay Dunne by choosing this instead of Play It As It Lays.
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Most lenders succeed when their customers are able to repay their loans.
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The lender never asked about other debts, or if she could repay.
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Falling prices also make it even harder for debtors to repay loans.
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To repay the loans, money has been siphoned from service and maintenance.
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Thanathorn said the loan was legitimate and the party would repay it.
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There is no indication he sought to repay himself with the donations.
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You're then hit with penalties and fees if you can't repay it.
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Regardless of that, Mr. Dreyfus believes Christie's has obligation to repay him.
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UEFA has said the club's plan to repay Elliott Management remains uncertain.
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And an ever-strengthening dollar is making their debts harder to repay.
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There will be no need to repay student loans in many cases.
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The plea agreement requires the couple to repay the money to Amazon.
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Cohen also asked for Daniels to repay the $130,000 she was paid.
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Cash from the deal — $9.3 billion — will be used to repay loans.
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Even though wealthy borrowers can generally repay the loan, accidents do happen.
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Can funds in my 529 plan be used to repay student loans?
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" Maybe "Martoma harbored a desperate hope that Cohen would repay his loyalty.
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Jia pledged to repay LeEco's debt in a statement earlier this month.
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Proceeds are being used to repay short-term debt and for GCP.
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This increases your chances of not being able to repay your mortgage.
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The investments were instead used to repay earlier investors, the authorities said.
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So your children and your grandchildren will never have to repay it.
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Most women are unsuccessful in their efforts, and those who do succeed must, at a minimum, repay their dowries to their former husbands; sometimes they must also repay the men for money spent on them during their marriages.
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You don't admit you owe someone money and repay them with lottery tickets.
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The company had to repay $920 million in debt during the first quarter.
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Who would want to help us, when this is how we repay interpreters?
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It is also committed to repay $1 billion in foreign debts in January.
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It's unclear whether the agent will ultimately have to repay the full $8,188,069.
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In January, Sri Lanka used its reserves to repay debt worth $1 billion.
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He would "borrow" Frank Jr., invest the ransom and repay Sinatra – with interest.
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They will also repay their loans through a fixed percentage of daily sales.
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Some students went on a "debt strike," vowing not to repay their loans.
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But operating profits are unlikely to be enough to repay massive construction costs.
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It can repay today's contributors with money from future participants not yet born.
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Go deeper: Farmers hit by Trump tariffs, crop prices struggling to repay loans
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Mikadze and Janashia were ordered to repay $12.8 million and $4.4 million respectively.
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IN 2013 Codere, a Spanish gaming firm, owed money it could not repay.
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But seven months later, and with large loans to repay, he sold up.
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Lately Four Seasons has piled on debt, which it is struggling to repay.
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He would "borrow" Frank Jr., invest the ransom and repay Sinatra — with interest.
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Years of austerity have left people and businesses struggling to repay their lenders.
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The company is due to repay a $23 million convertible bond on Friday.
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Almost everyone must borrow at some point and repay that debt over time.
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Is this how we repay them, by putting them on a butcher's block?
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However, Fitch believes PAT may decide to intervene and repay the funds' creditors.
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Someone will repay a favor today—ask for help if you need it.
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He said unused funds could be used to repay loans to other creditors.
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Base Bonds promise to repay 1 Basecoin at some point in the future.
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Under current standards, banks build provisions for loans when borrowers fail to repay.
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I don't know how I can repay my bank loan in this condition.
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It would make debts denominated in dollars — not bolívars — more expensive to repay.
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He was also ordered to repay JetBlue $10,000 for the slide, CNN reports.
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The first is the loan itself, the borrower's promise to repay the lender.
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If students borrow, they may not earn enough money to repay their loans.
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In that hypothetical situation, the student would eventually repay a total of $20,2000.
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While you can repay your entire balance at once, you don't have to.
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Some had to repay more than $20,000 and a few more than $40,000.
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These funds can be used to repay any kind of outstanding student loan.
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It's a favor Bright has tried to repay to fellow alumni every since.
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Petro would also force those who have stolen public money to repay it.
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I'm not going to be able to repay it back in this life.
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That he thought he was getting a legal fee to repay Michael Cohen.
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It also spent $22018 million to repay a credit facility in the quarter.
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Something that will repay the investment many times over for generations to come.
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He offered to mortgage his Manhattan pied-à-terre to repay the advance.
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Business customers could be offered more time to repay loans, the bank said.
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There are big differences among the four countries beyond how students repay loans.
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He gave them 19 years of work, and how do they repay him?
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She promised to repay it with a wire transfer from a European account.
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How can I encourage them to repay my in-laws in some way?
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Business customers could be offered more time to repay loans, the bank said.
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Borrowers can draw down, repay, and re-borrow these funding lines at will.
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No wonder the overwhelming majority of college graduates repay their loans on time.
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And to repay the school bus driver's kindness, he gifted Davis the casket.
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Farenthold has said he will take out a personal loan to repay taxpayers.
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But until now, the funds could not be used to repay student debt.
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A year later, Citibank had to repay customers $700 million for similar transgressions.
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Roslyn Pilmar used the money to repay her debts, the DA's office said.
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Statues and memorials are the only way I see to repay the descendants.
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Once the boomers were gone, they argued, the plans would repay the loans.
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College graduates are struggling to repay student loans in a brutal job market.
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The award is compensatory damages only, to repay the couple for their loss.
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Their standard, in other words, is the ability to collect, not to repay.
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Run the numbers and be deliberate about what you'll be able to repay.
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I can give them social obligations they feel like they have to repay.
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"We will fully repay our debts to financial institutions and suppliers," he wrote.
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The charges stemmed from schemes to repay an illegal $1 million loan to Fattah's failed 2007 Philadelphia mayoral campaign, with the Justice Department arguing that Fattah used federal grants and nonprofit funds, routed through campaign consultants to repay the loan.
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HNA is restructuring operations and selling assets to raise cash, partly to repay debt.
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"It (restructuring) allows our borrowers to repay debts... to become not troubled," he said.
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Previous rulings, since struck down, had made him liable to repay the full amount.
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Eurotorg said it will use the funds to partially repay its foreign currency debt.
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On Wednesday, Wilson was ordered to repay $3.1 million with interest, Sky News reported.
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It will repay clients and reform its billing practices as needed, the company said.
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People of color struggle more than their white neighbors to repay their car loans.
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If you repay early, the rate is actually less, because you pay less interest.
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If you're unable to repay the loan, it will be treated as a withdrawal.
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"That means they will be under heavy refinancing pressure" to repay maturing offshore debt.
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He must repay money spent on renovations unrelated to security, the Constitutional Court said.
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The whole balance is due after 18 months, though Square customers can repay early.
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Its state-owned banks extended credit to companies that are now unable to repay.
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Glenmark will use the proceeds to repay debt at its wholly owned overseas subsidiaries.
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If sales slump, some dealers might not earn enough money to repay their loans.
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The government is seeking funds to repay debt after deadly bomb attacks last month.
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A high credit score gives lenders confidence in your ability to repay your loan.
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The chip maker will use the proceeds to repay current debt and capital expenditures.
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He could be ordered to repay bonuses he received as a reward for sales.
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If you can do that, it's likely someone will repay a favor or debt.
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That's because your score is determined in part by your ability to repay debt.
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MoviePass now has until August 5 to repay the full amount of the loan.
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Federal rules dictate that Trump's campaign had only until August to repay the loan.
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And when someone gives part of us back, how do you ever repay that?
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Caixa's CEO intends to use the proceeds to repay debts with the Brazilian Treasury.
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He set us up for life financially, of which I can never repay him.
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The company plans on using the proceeds from the deal to initially repay debt.
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The government has said it is impossible for the NFIP to repay its debt.
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After months of denying any wrongdoing, Zuma has said he would repay the money.
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IF GROWTH WERE SO SLOW WE CAN'T REPAY THE INTEREST ON ALL THE DEBT.
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Proceeds from the divestment were used to repay EUR55m in loans in July 2016.
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The government wants lenders to do more to assess a borrower's ability to repay.
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The court ordered that he personally repay costs as determined by the National Treasury.
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So we give you an Oscar and this is how you repay us, Leo?
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Most repay their loans within five years with interest, which is a typical requirement.
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Moreover, many are hobbled by student loans without the economic wherewithal to repay them.
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Greece wants to repay about 3.7 billion euros in IMF loans, the source said.
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The government, in other words, would seek to repay less money than it borrowed.
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Zhang claims he cannot repay because he has been defrauded by a third-party.
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Then they repay loan, and we reinvest the money in another veteran entrepreneur's business.
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If that day never comes, then my sons, Ziad and Hisham, will repay it.
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It needs to repay around 200 billion roubles worth of foreign debt this year.
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As such, you will only repay amounts of money you borrow in the end.
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The smaller the economy becomes, the less able it becomes to repay its debt.
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It has relied on deliveries to Russian oil firms to repay loans and swaps.
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You can borrow up to $100,000 and repay it over two to seven years.
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Egypt will get financing for the products but will have to repay the money.
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Say a company can repay only $21993 million of a $22004 million bank loan.
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China, one of the creditors, said it is confident about Venezuela's ability to repay.
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The restructuring plan aims to repay creditors by selling the company's assets over time.
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It used its reserves to repay a $1 billion sovereign bond loan in January.
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If you owe anyone a favor, this is an excellent time to repay it.
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Net proceeds will be used to repay outstanding debt and for general corporate purposes.
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The willingness to repay becomes very relevant when you are giving out smaller loans.
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Fitch expects these funds to be enough to repay the notes due February 2017.
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She was ordered to repay the money, but is not facing any jail time.
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Kiev refused to repay the bond, saying Russia should have participated in the restructuring.
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And new regulations discouraged banks from making loans that borrowers will struggle to repay.
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But last year, his bank used the balloon to demand that he repay everything.
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I found you a place to live and this is how you repay me?
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Venezuela has already proved unable to repay its creditors, which include Moscow and Beijing.
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If too many students fail to repay, colleges are barred from receiving federal funds.
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But most found that they couldn't afford to repay the loan after two weeks.
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Rising yields could make dollar-backed debt costlier to repay, especially for emerging markets.
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"If prices fall any further, I'll struggle to even repay the loan," Bhardwaj said.
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"God will repay all the Shas saints for what they did to him," Mrs.
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She also ordered Apple to repay roughly $14.5 billion in unpaid taxes to Ireland.
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"Congress can never repay these men, women and families for their sacrifices," he said.
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But when closing the case, the panel strongly urged Farenthold to repay the $85033,000.
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The workers say their pay was siphoned off to repay their $343,800 plane tickets.
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It's the least I can do to repay those who stood bravely this time.
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That would allow him to repay what he still personally owed to Deutsche Bank.
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All proceeds from the Allied Irish offering will go to repay the Irish government.
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That failed to assuage investors who worry about Areva's ability to repay its debt.
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If you leave too soon, you may be on the hook to repay it.
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If the company doesn't repay the investors will lose, and that's where it ends.
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This happened despite calls by some college officials that Ms. Coico repay the funds.
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When trainees don't save enough to repay broker fees, they sometimes stay on illegally.
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If the rupiah depreciates further, then those debts would be more expensive to repay.
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You can then repay using cash with partner bank tellers, bank transfers or SMS.
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He did not rely on legerdemain to repay his debts, much less Russian oligarchs.
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It's also riskier credit, Pew said, because unlike with other loans, banks do not have to verify if a consumer has the financial ability to repay the debt, and consumers do not have to be given a reasonable time to repay it.
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LONDON, Nov 3793 (LPC) - Swiss luxury watchmaker Breitling has raised a €269m leveraged loan, to repay €100m of more expensive swiss franc-denominated debt, repay borrowings under a revolving credit facility and facilitate an approximate €130m dividend to shareholder CVC, banking sources said.
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SMRP BV intends to use the proceeds to repay debt and for general corporate purposes.
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Donors have repeatedly voiced concerns about whether Trump would use donations to repay his loans.
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I said I would repay them this money if they let me continue my studies.
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The most common reason cited is the inability to repay loans for seeds and fertilisers.
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The man, who requested anonymity, has housing loans to repay and two kids to raise.
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You'll also need to repay the cash or face taxes on the amount you borrowed.
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Omar's campaign told CNN that she will repay the committee and pay the civil penalty.
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In 2010, a court ruled that Zhejiang Glass should repay the loan to the IFC.
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And I will repay the money, about $70,000, which I took from the 401(k).
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Those countries could struggle to repay debt denominated in dollars as their own currencies weaken.
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Proceeds will also be used to repay all of McLaren's £238m of outstanding bank debt.
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Be thoughtful: Run the numbers, and be deliberate about what you'll be able to repay.
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Ford, according to a company spokeswoman, is scheduled to repay its loan in September 2022.
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HNA is restructuring its operations and selling assets to raise cash, partly to repay debt.
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It's also trapping some countries under debts they will likely never be able to repay.
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The governor has said this month the central bank was ready to repay future debt.
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It has struggled to repay the dollar-denominated debt due to the tumbling Turkish lira.
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Be thoughtful: Run the numbers and be deliberate about what you'll be able to repay.
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Mr Borges vowed to advise future Venezuelan governments not to repay the bonds in question.
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The second class of new bonds would not begin to repay principal for 10 years.
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You can always repay them on your own without any additional taxable income to consider.
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So far Mozambique has said it will repay bondholders, albeit later than it first promised.
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When the allegations against him first surfaced last year, Farenthold said he would repay taxpayers.
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If you fail to repay it, the balance can be treated as a taxable distribution.
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CDFI lenders are exempt from having to comply with so-called ability-to-repay rules.
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The terms often shielded other assets from being seized as collateral to repay the debt.
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I will never be able to repay her for the blessings that she gave me.
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Line said it plans to use the proceeds for strategic investment and to repay debt.
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The precarious foreign exchange position has heightened concerns over the government's ability to repay borrowers.
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At the end, the filer will no longer have to repay certain debts they've accrued.
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Widows forced to repay loans can be caught in a vicious cycle of debt bondage.
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Instead, it usually responds by reducing the amount of money that debtors have to repay.
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DaVita plans to use proceeds from the sale for stock buybacks and to repay debt.
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Farenthold has said that he'll repay taxpayers and maintains that he never sexually harassed Greene.
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Every time when I didn't have money, I used new loans to repay old loans.
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Fitch's liquidity analysis assumes SLG does not raise any external capital to repay debt maturities.
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In a similar vein, those who fail to repay debts are punished by travel restrictions.
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Now, it is being applied to the oldest problem in finance: will a borrower repay?
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Funding a future After Judy Wright's death, her family decided to repay the caretaker's kindness.
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Kaisa plans to repay offshore debt from 2019 after addressing onshore debt over 2017-19.
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If you lived in a brothel, you had a debt to repay to your madam.
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So I feel like it's only fair, that's the only way I can repay him.
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Many lenders saw profits crimped in recent quarters as energy clients struggled to repay loans.
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Germany wants the banks to repay the 5.6 billion euros, the German official told Reuters.
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A court later ordered Brogdon to repay $85 million to investors, according to the SEC.
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Plus, women take about two years longer than men to repay their undergraduate student loans.
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Andrea Constand would be forced to repay Cosby for the settlement if his team wins.
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After the hurricane, it became painfully clear that these debts would be impossible to repay.
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High levels of debt in companies have also raised concerns about their ability to repay.
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Picard said the interest payments could add at least $2.2 million to repay Madoff's customers.
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Oando, a leading local oil producer, admits "significant doubt" about its ability to repay loans.
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And several companies controlled by local governments have failed to repay off-balance sheet loans.
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He must repay resources used to investigate and serve time for the division he caused.
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Furthermore, taxpayers are repaid first – not last – as researchers advance treatments and repay their obligations.
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It can seem daunting to repay your student loans when you're not making much money.
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" It also said it "has not missed any payment required to repay the 2012 bonds.
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She wasn't given any criminal charges, but ordered to repay 479 million yuan ($70 million).
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It also issued regulations to prevent consumers from taking out mortgages that they couldn't repay.
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The central bank has been buying dollars to build its reserves and repay some debts.
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Proceeds from the debt sale will be used to repay outstanding debts to third parties.
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This is highly unlikely without economic reforms that will enable Turkey to repay any loans.
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If students have to borrow, they may not earn enough money to repay their loans.
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We will repay all debts to the financial institutions, suppliers and anyone else we owe.
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And they've offered their help to soldiers applying for a waiver to repay the bonus.
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Such an improvement has made investors more confident on Portugal's ability to repay its debts.
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Instead, he used the funds to repay money owed to Kit Digital, the indictment said.
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Ofo is now battling a major financial crisis as it struggles to repay user deposits.
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I still wonder how I could repay them — and I'm not sure I ever can.
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Ashford wants to repay the favor in 2018 and is running for the Democratic nomination.
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We owe them a debt we can never repay – and, they don't ask us to.
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Hundreds of thousands of workers were laid off as the industry raced to repay debt.
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Rusal needs to repay $600 million annually in its debt in the 2018-2020 period.
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But the ability-to-repay rule, his members felt, was designed to shrink their industry.
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Many consumers will struggle to repay bank loans if they face even one missed paycheck.
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It is easy to see how China can benefit even if the borrower can't repay.
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One big catch: You will have to repay any benefits you received during that time.
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But these payments are not an issue since these taxpayers have to repay these refunds.
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Indeed, as you pointed out, if consumers cannot repay their bills, banks lose money, too.
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Those funds then have to dump less liquid assets in order to repay their investors.
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But given how richly these novels repay rereading, I can hardly fault Dickinson for that.
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LEBANON PM DIAB SAYS THE STATE IS UNABLE TO REPAY DEBT MATURITIES IN CURRENT CIRCUMSTANCES
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It also extends a six-month grace period for debtors struggling to repay subsidised loans.
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With fat profits pouring in, the young businessman figured it might soon repay its cost.
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The second reason to worry is that the United States must constantly repay its debts.
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Navient added to the burden, the bureau said, by making those loans harder to repay.
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If found guilty by the Ethics Committee, Meehan said he would repay the taxpayer funds.
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Ryan also said Meehan must repay taxpayer funds that were used to settle the case.
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"My mother always told me to repay old debts," one donor wrote her one afternoon.
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The amount you take out should be roughly the same that you repay, she says.
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It must soon decide how it will repay a $1.2 billion Eurobond maturing in March.
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If the policyowner defaults or cancels within six months, the agent must repay the commission.
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She watched her oldest son struggle to repay his more than $50,000 in student loans.
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Six months ago he took out a loan from a friend, to help repay lenders.
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If we don't have money, we can borrow and repay it when we make it.
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All told, the producers have to repay lenders more than $12 billion during that period.
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More audacious investors like to buy bonds that have failed to repay investors on time.
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"Companies that put on a lot of leverage demonstrated their ability to repay," Shah said.
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Don't succumb to unnecessary spending or, worse, assume new debt that you can't quickly repay.
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Some have argued that borrowers should band together and refuse to repay this mounting debt.
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Students with Perkins loans repay their universities, or a third-party servicer the universities hire.
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Mr. Farenthold has promised to repay the Treasury and insists his conduct has been proper.
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Mr. Trump agreed to repay most of what he owed by 26, Mr. Schlesinger said.
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When the residual payments were made to Depp, they were diverted to repay the loans.
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Hopefully it will repay the grassroots scene which has propelled the it to new heights.
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Depending on how much money was left in the account, the family could first use $10,000 to repay a child's loans and another $10,000 for a sibling's loans, before making the beneficiary change and taking a distribution to repay the parent loan, he said.
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That would pay all the interest costs and repay the entire $1.4 trillion of debt incurred.
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As the cost of servicing Oman's debt rises, doubts grow about whether it will repay it.
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Per Spodek, she was planning to repay all the money she owed once she was successful.
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VTB has demanded that AnAn repay $170.4 million within 21 days, AnAn said in a statement.
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The government has called the country's media "vampires" living on borrowed funds that they cannot repay.
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"The sooner you can repay your student loans, the less you have to pay," he said.
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You are the woman that gave me life, and for that, I can never repay you.
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Greece has to repay 8 billion euros it owes government and private investors due next July.
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Meanwhile, Americans seem to be signing up for longer terms to repay those larger vehicle loans.
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If you sign a U.S. dollar loan, then you must draw down and repay in dollars.
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Wednesday's announcement marks Noble's latest move to restructure to help it repay debt and keep trading.
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Both said they would repay the U.S. Treasury for the congressional funds used for the settlements.
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DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said on Friday that Long had been ordered to repay the government.
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It raised €40.1 billion from share issues in 2014 and 2015, partly to repay the government.
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Good debt fosters economic growth, thereby increasing the ability of African governments to repay their creditors.
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And, more simply, he said, some borrowers can't repay their debt and should have the option.
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Among other steps, the legislation would require members of Congress to repay settlements within 90 days.
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You must repay the loan within five years and make substantially level payments at least quarterly.
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Zuma has since has taken out a home loan to repay some of the state money.
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It will take me many lives to repay society for the debt of gratitude I carry.
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An out nominee would help repay a community that supported and funded her despite that history.
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In September, the tax agency demanded Nordea repay 900 million crowns in relation to the case.
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Members saw loans as a handout from the ruling party and made little effort to repay.
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Perhaps use this Mercury retrograde to repay someone for something you borrowed a long time ago.
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It will repay $57.3 billion of proceeds to bondholders and raise $26.7 billion in new cash.
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Brightoil had a settlement agreement in July to repay the debt to Petrolimex in four installments.
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The reorganization plan, which will repay secured lenders in full, received overwhelming support from its creditors.
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Damon's character confronts the gangsters after his wife was murdered for failing to repay a debt.
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Now it's time for Mike to repay Donald for his support, and join his crumbling administration.
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Mr Ghosn says it was an error and that he will repay €50,000 ($56,500) to Renault.
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On 15 occasions LGFVs failed to repay loans on schedule, according to Fitch, a ratings agency.
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A credit rating is an assessment on a government or company's ability to repay its debt.
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Under an EIP, customers repay the full cost of handsets effectively through a 0% loan contract.
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Even if traffic increases, the line will probably not make enough money to repay its debts.
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UoP: to repay existing debt of Worldpay, pay fees & expenses related to the acquisition and financing.
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Investors have been fretting over $920 million in bonds Tesla needs to repay by March 1.
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Revenues from rising output from the two oilfields will be used to repay investors, Nema said.
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In previous debt refinancing, Odebrecht had agreed to accelerate the sale of assets to repay debt.
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Dana is refusing to repay holders of its Islamic bond, or sukuk, which matures in October.
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The island nation used its reserves to repay a $1 billion sovereign bond loan in January.
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TBI will use the proceeds from the proposed bonds to repay its existing US dollar debt.
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The program, known as Refis, offers incentives for taxpayers to repay overdue debts in monthly installments.
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That auction raised around 125 million riyals, which went to repay some creditors, including unpaid workers.
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Store plans to use proceeds from the offering to buy properties, repay debt and other purposes.
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Alitalia would have to repay the loan if this is found to be illegal state aid.
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The company intends to use the net proceeds from this offering to repay select outstanding notes.
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More than 40% of student loan borrowers — or more — might never repay their debt, Johnson said.
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Angry, Ms. Gorbunova decided not to repay a kopeck, she said in newspaper and television interviews.
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Mwanakatwe also said refinancing its Eurobonds was not in any way a failure to repay them.
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Like so many other debts, this is one Mr. Trump evidently feels no obligation to repay.
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The most important thing you can do is to repay your loans on time each month.
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By end-2017, Kirov needs to repay RUB103 billion, which consists almost entirely of bank loans.
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When Jordan was 13, he had promised Karen that he would repay her for her sacrifices.
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The company would simply swap stock for the $40 million in debt it could not repay.
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Athens needs funds to repay 7.5 billion euros (6.4 billion pounds) of debt maturing in July.
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Venezuela sends much of its crude to China and India to repay oil-for-loan deals.
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Zuma has since said he will repay some of the money, as ordered by the court.
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The country has to repay the $1 billion eurobond borrowed in 2014, which matures on Monday.
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Regulators have warned that this could test the ability of British consumers to repay their loans.
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When students are not able to repay their loans, taxpayers get stuck with the massive tab.
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Following the transaction's completion, BCom will be able to repay its debts, including multiple bond series.
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"I know that God does everything for us, so I need to repay that," Sano said.
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In March, it completed a $4.5 billion bond offering, which was used to repay existing loans.
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Is it fair to issue a loan to someone who has no ability to repay it?
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The money raised from the auction will be used by Bon-Ton to repay its creditors.
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The cost of one person's salary can easily repay itself with the efficiencies achieved through analytics.
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"They've defaulted on their borrowing covenants but they're not struggling to repay their debts," he said.
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The guidelines, which also measure companies' ability to repay, have succeeded in driving leverage levels lower.
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They can quickly borrow up to $1,000, which they must repay in 45 days or less.
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You can also repay the amount that you pulled from your retirement account over that time.
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The company said it planned to use the proceeds to repay a portion of its debt.
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Indeed, a growing number of companies in Turkey already have said they cannot repay these loans.
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Those who drop out lack the credentials for the higher-paying jobs needed to repay loans.
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Those funds were used to invest, to repay debts and for personal spending, according to prosecutors.
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However, if you're borrowing for your principal residence, you may take more time to repay it.
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He was sentenced to 70 months in prison and told to repay his victims $5 million.
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They also typically have to repay college debt without the extra earning power of a degree.
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According to Awood Center, Amazon have also agreed to repay any towing fees workers have incurred.
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So we have people work so they repay victims and society so much as that's possible.
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He insisted he had done nothing wrong, and promised to repay the $84,000 to the Treasury.
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You have shown us what true strength looks like, and it's something we can never repay.
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The fund also sought assurances that Pakistan would not use a bailout to repay CPEC loans.
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I know that it's likely I am legally obligated to repay the rest of this debt.
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Citibank took control of gold for around $400 million BCV was supposed to repay in 2020.
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Lopas has had trouble sleeping since the loss and worries how he will repay his investors.
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Almost all of them required the borrower to repay everything within three years, which was impossible.
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The company has until 2021 and 2022 to make most of its repay-or-refinance decisions.
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Emerging market companies are also reporting stronger earnings, which can make it easier to repay debt.
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Banks trade in bonds for the cash and have to repay the cash in short order.
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If you fail to repay the loan, it's treated as a distribution and subject to taxes.
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The Beijing-based conglomerate failed to repay any of the debt to its creditors by June.
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As Hurricane Irma recedes, the world can repay the favor by rooting for the state's recovery.
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She has made no effort to repay the near $20,000 she owes (for car repairs, etc.).
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Sberbank says it took the quarry as collateral after Mr. Poymanov failed to repay a loan.
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Prosecutors charged he illegally used a pharmaceutical company he founded, Retrophin, to repay defrauded MSMB investors.
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N shares, on Monday joined the ailing drug company's board as it restructures to repay debt.
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Uber said it would repay the lost earnings, but didn't disclose how much that would be.
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In a statement on Twitter, YT apologized for his mistakes, namely failing to repay his debts.
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But borrowers' ability to repay or refinance balloon amounts would be impaired in more stressful times.
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Guangxi Non-Ferrous, a frequent issuer, failed to repay bonds that matured in February and April.
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Now, millions of American young people are straddled with college loans that look impossible to repay.
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The word "satisfy" comes from the Old French satisfaire, which meant to repay or make reparations.
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This is also a critical time to repay debts and handle issues concerning taxes or inheritances.
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He said he used the money to repay the family who had covered his down payment.
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Ministerial appointments are an easy way to repay party loyalists for their "sacrifices" during that period.
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To identify whom the government is likely to repay, we need to know whom it owes.
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The resulting losses strained the company's ability to repay its debts and led to credit downgrades.
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The ability to repay debt with U.S.-earned dollars is another factor for many international students.
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Haddish has since tried to repay him, but she says he refuses to take the money.
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Since then, we have worked very hard to restore Minnesota's fiscal integrity and repay our schools.
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His behavior has been grotesque, and it's human nature to want to repay him in kind.
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If scholarship winners do not complete the required work commitment, they have to repay the scholarship.
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The more the rupiah falls, the harder it will be for Indonesia to repay its debts.
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In addition, they know that their financial situation dictates that these loans take time to repay.
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Ryan also told Meehan he must repay whatever taxpayer funds were used to settle the case.
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Eventually, if you always repay on time, you are able to borrow as much as $415.
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The federal government didn't repay its wartime and Depression debts through higher taxes or spending cuts.
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If borrowers cannot repay their loans on time, they often borrow more and deepen their debt.
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Many other OBOR countries have taken on huge Chinese loans that could prove difficult to repay.
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Other Democratic candidates have put forth proposals to make college cheaper and debt easier to repay.
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Individuals with income of more than $2628,28500 and married couples with income of more than $6900,2628 would have to repay some or all of the payment amount when they file their tax returns but could chose to repay the amount over the course of three years.
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As the U.S. dollar strengthened, highly indebted emerging markets countries had to repay loans in U.S. dollars.
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Even small debts like unpaid fines or utility bills can grow into sums many can never repay.
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When their cattle are slaughtered, the farmers repay him and use any surplus to buy more cattle.
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Proceeds from the notes will be used to repay the existing GBP175 million notes and other debt.
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In extreme circumstances, countries could borrow from the fund and repay loans with future contributions, she said.
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The money will be used to help prop up working capital needs and repay outstanding intercompany loans.
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Liquidators were appointed to wind down Wonga's British business (existing customers will still have to repay loans).
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Trump has accused "inept politicians" in Puerto Rico of using disaster relief money to repay their debts.
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With growth so slow, credit-rating agencies fret that the country may struggle to repay its debts.
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Prepa's $9 billion is part of the overall $72 billion debt Puerto Rico says it cannot repay.
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That means lenders can't necessarily count on contractors being able to quickly repay the loans or advances.
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But pressured by creditors, Odebrecht agreed to trade part of its stake for cash to repay them.
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A shelter dog has so much love to give and will forever repay you for saving them.
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To repay the bank he borrows from local moneylenders at a rate of around 4% each month.
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Many farmers borrow to cover planting costs, buy equipment or purchase land, and repay after the harvest.
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But don't make this move without considering your ability to repay the plan loan in five years.
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Gross proceeds from the sale of new shares will be used to repay debt, the document said.
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But pressured by creditors, Odebrecht agreed to trade part of its stake in cash to repay creditors.
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Steinhoff said on Tuesday it wanted to raise cash to repay debt and shore up its finances.
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Variable interest rates for owner-occupiers who repay both principal and interest remain unchanged at 5.25 percent.
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These loans then became impossible to repay when the Fed raised interest rates sharply in 1979-81.
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Investors ended up losing their confidence on Greece and its ability to repay all of its debt.
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When the dollar strengthens, any dollar-denominated debt held by companies — and countries — becomes harder to repay.
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In January 2016, Williams agreed to settle with United and repay $630,22018 in monthly installments of $213,237.
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So Taylor Swift did what Taylor Swift does: repay her loyal fans with a signature floral gift.
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In fact, prosecutors said, Jaramillo spent investors' money on himself, and used it to repay earlier investors.
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For now, officials would settle for enough revenue to cover the running costs and repay the loans.
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The IPO funds will be used to repay loans and finance new regional power plants, it says.
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He asked me how he could repay me and I told him just to pay it forward.
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In November, the company warned investors it might not be able to repay or refinance certain debts.
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Proceeds from the offering will be used to repay outstanding revolver borrowings on its 2013 credit facility.
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" Montezano also said, "We may use the bank's capital position which is enough to repay the treasury.
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But whatever: I can repay their extreme patience in raising me by fixing their computers and phones.
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If the girls do not repay the debts they owe, members of their family will be killed.
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Trump has said Mexico will repay the United States for the wall if Congress funds it first.
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But the big banks, including Citibank, AIG and Goldman Sachs, did repay all their funding, with interest.
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Shkreli could benefit from steps he took to repay investors before he caught the attention of authorities.
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Athens needs the funds urgently to repay 7.5 billion euro ($8.18 billion) in debt maturing in July.
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They will use the money to repay outstanding debt, to fund drilling and for general corporate purchases.
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Reinforce that this is their higher-education debt to repay, and "have some contingencies mapped out beforehand. "
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We take a responsible approach and lend only to those we believe can reasonably afford to repay.
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And every dollar you borrow will cost about two dollars by the time you repay the debt.
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Lovers from your past will come back around, and old debts will reemerge for you to repay.
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Athens needs the funds urgently to repay 21.5 billion euro ($4.23 billion) in debt maturing in July.
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The first, which he called hedge financing, is the safest: companies can repay debts with their earnings.
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The $920 million proceeds from the term loans will be used to repay the company's existing debt.
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He recently said he does not plan to repay the money, despite earlier pledges to do so.
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Peru's failure to repay amounts to a sovereign default, affecting thousands of Peruvian and Peruvian-American bondholders.
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You'll still have to repay the loan, but the terms are often more favorable in these circumstances.
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Given its shrinking economy and population, Puerto Rico cannot possibly repay bondholders every dollar it owes them.
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Before he resigned, Price had promised to repay the cost of his travels with a personal check.
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"He must repay resources used to investigate and serve time for the division he caused," she wrote.
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In November 2011, Walters provided Davis with an additional $350,000, money Davis needed to repay certain debts.
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One of the bills would require people who receive overpayments of ObamaCare exchange subsidies to repay them.
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Prosecutors said Schock had agreed to repay $28500,6900 to the IRS and $2628,28503 to his campaign account.
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Once you repay the smaller loan, use that monthly payment money to pay down the $10,000 debt.
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Many families turn to the "debt snowball" method to repay their debts, which tackles small balances first.
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If he couldn't devise such a structure, Duncan alleged, Hilliard promised he'd repay Duncan's $3.8 million investment.
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Coach expects to use excess cash to repay the $2212 million six-month term loan upon maturity.
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McFarland has admitted to the charges and has agreed to repay those investors, pending his criminal sentencing.
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Grateful lawmakers repay them with money for municipal projects (or pork-barrel indulgences, depending on your view).
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According to the reports, he was ordered to repay about $52 million in fines and back taxes.
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It also ordered him to repay HK$1.6 million ($206,324) of profits made while shorting the stock.
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The lowest point may have been when they had to repay a $350,000 loan from a friend.
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And card issuers would be prohibited from targeting low-income people who cannot afford to repay debts.
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There will be more to say of these, and meanwhile, "The Weight of Smoke" will repay revisiting.
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Price promised on Thursday to repay the nearly $52,000 cost of his seats on private charter flights.
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The government may need to be prepared to repay users for the security meltdowns backdoors would cause.
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Why it matters: That means Angola's ability to repay debt is dependent on the price of oil.
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People are usually able to repay 4,000 yuan [$580], but not everyone is willing to do so.
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About $800,000 of the remaining $1.2 million was used to repay a loan UBS made to Efrón.
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Finally, we need a plan to protect students and families as they try and repay their loans.
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If that were to happen, Mr. Smith would probably be required to forgo or repay certain compensation.
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The company even asked her to repay them for her clothing allowance and health insurance, she says.
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Years earlier, he said, he borrowed $82,000 from a relative, promising to repay it in 45 days.
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Cash flow is its lifeblood; without it, companies cannot repay debt and pay dividends to their investors.
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In addition, Mr. Ryan told Mr. Meehan that he should repay the taxpayer funds, Ms. Strong said.
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Apple says Qualcomm should also repay $20133 billion associated with patents whose rights Apple says are exhausted.
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Debts at this level can easily become unsustainable, growing faster than the income necessary to repay them.
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His office did not respond when asked whether he would use personal funds to repay the Treasury.
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However, if we broke up, I would be bound by this contract to repay him the money.
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Mr. Menendez said in an email to Mr. Melgen that he would repay the doctor in points.
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Companies that retain or rehire their workers will not have to repay those funds, according to reports.
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After we split, she asked me how much I paid for them so she could repay me.
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An extended slump could quickly wipe out dividends, and threaten airlines' existence if they can't repay debts.
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To avoid that situation, the government has generally acted quickly to repay investors when problems have surfaced.
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The federal government could repay its debts by printing fresh dollars and giving them to its creditors.
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The borrowing countries are then required to repay the money, often with oil or other natural resources.
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Float borrowers can use autopay to repay their balance like they could for a normal credit card.
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Unfortunately, the federal loan program does not consider a student's or parent's ability to repay their debt.
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You could try a different tack, by asking your former friend to repay you its approximate value.
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But "The L Word" had a cultural debt to repay through its resurrection, and it knows it.
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Another person familiar with the payment confirmed that that was the mechanism used to repay Mr. Cohen.
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Each was convicted of felony larceny charges and forced to repay the victims up to $60,8003 apiece.
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Third, Jackson was America's most fiscally responsible president — the only one to completely repay the federal debt.
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Tala, for example, culls data from cellphones to gauge a person's ability and willingness to repay loans.
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" He added, "We work very hard to make it easy for our customers to repay their loans.
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Origination fees often add thousands of dollars to the unpaid principal balance and take years to repay.
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But the amount of time it takes people in different cities to repay this debt varies vastly.
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Ms. Le Pen is refusing to repay the €300,000 that the European Parliament is seeking to recover.
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Investors are increasingly concerned Buenos Aires could soon default as it struggles to repay heavy government borrowing.
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More than half of student borrowers are unable to repay their loans according to the original terms.
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In 2012, the firm was the first UAE entity to fail to repay a bond on time.
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Borrowers repay loans to microcredit institutions at very high repayment rates, upward of 96 percent on average.
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In 1998, the city and the state agreed to repay $49 million to settle the federal claim.
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The United States has also disputed arguments by Cambodia that it cannot afford to repay the debt.
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He agreed to serve three years of supervised probation and repay the city $45,000, court documents show.
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A recent survey found that just 14 percent of borrowers were confident they could repay the loans.
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My sister — and I'll never be able to repay her for this — did the research for me.
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While there are roughly six ways to repay student loans now, the bill would narrow those options to two: A 10-year standard plan or an income-based repayment plan — at 15 percent of their income for as long as it takes to repay the loan, with interest.
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It exempted many community banks and credit unions from having to ensure borrowers can repay loans, as well.
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In extreme circumstances, countries could borrow from the fund and repay their loans with future contributions, she said.
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And the freed up funds will be used to repay some maturing medium-term lending facility (MLF) loans.
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Wanda Hotel said it would use the funds from the sale to repay loans and finance other projects.
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Which means Ecuador has to come up with a lot more oil to repay its loans from China.
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Stewart's pets repay all this kindness and care by staying on their best behavior … most of the time.
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Barneys expects that money to repay existing lenders Wells Fargo & Co and TPG Sixth Street Partners, he said.
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Proceeds from the offering are expected to be used to repay the October 2017 and September 2018 maturities.
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You'll be charged a loan fee of $50 for administrative expenses and must repay your loan with interest.
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The correctional services company intends to use the net proceeds to repay outstanding amounts and for corporate purposes.
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He added that banks will also need rules concerning the ability to repay bad loans to be relaxed.
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So I think the time is now for Wall Street to repay that obligation to the American people.
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We are fully financed, we are in a position to repay the financing with our own cash flow.
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Ms Ley called the furore a "distraction" but has agreed to repay some of the money she claimed.
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So Russia's annexation, perversely, may have made it easier in some respects for Ukraine to repay the bond.
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The company will then have to repay the outstanding balance within 30 days or in six monthly installments.
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The Lannisters, on the other hand, are ambitious, driven, emotional, wise, and always down to repay a debt.
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She is constantly searching for new ways to repay the communities who helped her during the tough times.
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That move can wreak havoc on older people's financial lives if their child struggles to repay the debt.
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AMP and the four biggest banks have agreed to repay A$216m charged for services they never provided.
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One big catch is that to reverse your decision, you need to repay all the benefits you received.
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Now China worries that bankrupt Venezuela, which hews doggedly to self-destructive populism, may not repay its debts.
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According to GoBankingRates, Seattle graduates' average student loan balance of $35,305 could take just six years to repay.
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Banks have been in denial about the ability of some of their near-bankrupt borrowers to repay them.
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The company will use most of the proceeds to repay existing debt at its wholly owned overseas subsidiaries.
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We very much hope we will have the opportunity to repay your generosity in the United Kingdom soon.
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Slowing growth and rising American interest rates might harm borrowers' ability to repay and the value of collateral.
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UTP borrowers are not yet in default though they are deemed unlikely to repay their debt in full.
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It said in a tender notice the bank would maintain cash to repay any outstanding debt not tendered.
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The indictment against Calk said he knew of "significant red flags" about Manafort's ability to repay the loans.
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If they leave within two years, they have to repay the company for the training, up to $25,000.
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As with most private equity-backed IPOs, the buyout firms sold shares in the company to repay debt.
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Any of these outcomes can make personal debts easier to manage — and therefore easier for you to repay.
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The Mandels bailed him out by loaning him $5 million, which he promised to repay by January 2014.
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"I have no way to repay what you are doing for me and my kids," Mr. Guzmán said.
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A guide to student loans at various universities, and what it takes after graduation to repay that debt.
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JCET plans to use the USD400m equity injection from SMIC to repay part of the short-term debt.
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Wanda and HNA, two other overstretched companies, are selling assets to repay their debts after censure from regulators.
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As a result, Hudson's Bay does not want to repay Neiman Marcus' creditors in full, the sources said.
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To repay that dollar debt, governments, businesses and individuals must earn income or collect taxes in local currencies.
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"The directors of 23.9800MDB confirmed that 1MDB was 'insolvent' and was unable to repay its debts," Lim said.
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By the time police made arrests in early 2016, the company had failed to repay 38 billion yuan.
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The Philippines' finance secretary said his country has never failed to repay its loan payments, local press reported.
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Their value will be used to repay money the dealers owe to the state, as determined in court.
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Now let's repay them with what they deserve: life more as they were each made to live it.
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As consumption and investment slump, net exports rise, helping bring in the money needed to repay foreign creditors.
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Don't ask if they erred by granting people mortgages and lines of credit they couldn't afford to repay.
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The constitutionally mandated anti-corruption agency said Absa must repay 1.1 billion rand ($83 million) to the state.
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The Daily News added Weiner's team must repay $195,377.79 in taxpayer-matching funds that it did not use.
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Respondents admitted to being made to work to repay a loan taken by themselves or another family member.
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AWE said the proceeds would be used to repay debt, leaving the company in a net cash position.
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Cash proceeds from the sale of Noble Agri will be used to repay debt, Noble said in December.
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He agreed to take on one of the company's bankruptcy loans, which debtors typically repay, in its entirety.
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Kumho Asiana also promised to sell assets owned by units including Asiana Airlines to repay loans, KDB said.
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The announcement came after Jia on social media promised to repay debt and reaffirmed LeEco's electric car commitment.
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Westlands has not missed any payment required to repay the 2012 bonds and other bonds issued by Westlands.
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Valeant said it will use the proceeds to repay its term-loan debt under its senior credit facility.
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In a bourse filing, the company said its sustainability depended on finding funds to repay short-term debts.
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Banks' shares had tumbled in October when the idea that banks might have to repay customers first emerged.
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In addition to the prison sentence, the judge also ordered him to repay $1.23 million to 48 investors.
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In Ohio, Kasich has proposed a $120 million college-debt-relief fund to help borrowers repay their loans.
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Instead the CBR channelled dollars to sanction-hit banks and energy companies, to help them repay external debt.
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McClure then visited Bobbitt a few days later to repay him, as well as bring food and water.
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Of the proceeds from Intrum Justitia's bond, €2.4bn will repay debt taken out in relation to the merger.
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The lawsuit said UnitedHealth failed to repay the Medicare program by over $1.14 billion from 2011 to 2014.
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Contractors, who are not licensed mortgage brokers, don't have to check whether homeowners have the ability to repay.
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Valeant is focusing on its dermatology, eyecare and gastrointestinal units while selling other assets to repay heavy debt.
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The IMF loans that Athens wants to repay expire in 2019 and 2020, a second source told Reuters.
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With its economy in decline for a decade, the island has accumulated huge debts that it cannot repay.
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As a result, many are left with educational debt that they cannot repay, without having completed their education.
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The rule built around the common sense requirement that lenders assess a borrower's ability to repay the loan.
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Digit, the automated savings app, wants to help borrowers repay their $1.5 trillion in student loan debt faster.
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Concluding the review of Greece's progress will unlock funds which Athens needs to repay loans maturing in July.
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Every day I think about what they did for me and what I can do to repay them.
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Meanwhile, Caribbean governments were taking out loans from European banks that they could not or would not repay.
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Private individuals unable to repay their debts will not be affected, and personal insolvency laws are being developed.
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The group plans to repay offshore debt from 2019, after addressing onshore debts in the 2017-19 period.
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Instead, it said, the firm simply issued a verbal reprimand and prompted the executive to repay the expenses.
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They then repay the loan to the peer-to-peer platform, which is then distributed to the investors.
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You may be able to borrow up to $100,000 and repay your loan over up to 144 months.
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This is when the lender decides if there's a likely chance you'll be able to repay the loan.
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Athens needs the funds to repay about 7.5 billion euros in bonds and loans maturing in mid-July.
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What if Mr. Trump's casino partnerships could not repay hundreds of millions of dollars they owed to bondholders?
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However, after several rounds of talks, Bradesco shunned KKR's proposal to repay the acquisition debt in 13 years.
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Ant Financial has asked Zheshang Property and Casualty Insurance, which wrote insurance on the bonds, to repay investors.
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Making it over the hump will require cautious efforts for years to extract enough cash to repay bondholders.
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The bonds carried the state's "moral obligation" to repay them in the event that 38 Studios could not.
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Proceeds from the announced notes offering will be used to repay or redeem the 2017 and 2018 maturities.
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The proceeds from selling the green energy credits would be used to repay the purchaser of the bonds.
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Central to Dumiao's process are risk controls — verifying a customer's identity, credit history, income and ability to repay.
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NetLink will use another 40 percent of proceeds to repay a S$1.1 billion loan owed to Singtel.
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Rather, students need to learn how to borrow prudently, taking out only what they can repay after graduation.
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Credit scores are three-digit numbers that lenders use to evaluate a borrower's ability to repay a loan.
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If it is a rebate, you would likely have to repay the money no matter what, she said.
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A high credit score demonstrates your trustworthiness to lenders, indicating that you are likely to repay your debts.
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It has warned those nations risk losing control of strategic assets if they can't repay the Chinese loans.
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Lampert agreed to take on one of the company's bankruptcy loans, which debtors typically repay, in its entirety.
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Last year, Sri Lanka had to give its major port to China after it could not repay loans.
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We can reconfigure our priorities, valuing people's abilities to lead dignified lives over their obligations to repay debt.
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But that October, the C.F.P.B. announced that its new rule would indeed target the ability-to-repay requirement.
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If the check was too big, they likely wouldn't have to repay the government, she said on Twitter.
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The couple took a photo of Mr. Bobbitt, a veteran, when they said they returned to repay him.
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Since then, its lenders have kept it afloat with money to buy fuel and repay its older debts.
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We'll repay its many favors soon, when we send a teeny tiny time capsule to our lovely moon.
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Elijah Cummings, the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee, called for Long to repay the full amount.
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Lenders also need to disclose all the costs involved in each loan and verify someone's ability to repay.
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Despite the pardon, taxpayers in Maricopa County will still have to help repay the people who were detained.
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The regime must also make sure to repay those that fought on its side to avoid future conflict.
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People who earn more would receive a bigger benefit and would also have to repay a larger amount.
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Companies will have to repay state aid if this is found to have given them an unfair advantage.
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"I find myself thinking: After all I've done for you, this is how you repay me?" she said.
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Plus, up to another $5000,000 each can be used to repay student loans held by the beneficiary's siblings.
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If you need longer than that to repay your money, a personal loan could be a better fit.
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Students can take out federal college loans easily, no matter how unlikely they are to repay the money.
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Since credit cards offer a line of credit, you only need to repay amounts of money you borrow.
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If the monthly payment is even slightly higher, some borrowers may not make that ability-to-repay standard.
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And with rising student loan debt, companies like PWC and IBM are helping employees repay their college debt.
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The $16 billion boost in funding would allow the program to repay more than half of that debt.
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But today every mortgage has to conform to an overarching standard known as ATR, or "ability to repay".
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The business trust also said it was unable to repay $179.7 million of senior debt due March 2017.
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Once you get started, these methods can help you keep on track to repay all of your debts.
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Critics say CPEC projects are opaque and expensive, and question Pakistan's ability to repay the costs over time.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture also lost $74 million by allowing some farmers to repay loans with peanuts.
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Market participants are increasingly concerned Buenos Aires could soon default as it struggles to repay heavy government borrowing.
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A source close to the firm said the company was struggling to repay over $350 million in debt.
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In addition, Mr. Trump's unfunded tax cuts are creating a debt that future generations will have to repay.
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TERM and PAYOFF PERIOD The term is the number of years the borrower has to repay the loan.
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Usually a stock buyback program is a way to repay investors with cash currently sitting in the bank.
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But federal officials have suggested the state may need to repay $57 million the exchange has not yet spent.
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The IMF has concerns about the lack of transparency surrounding Pakistan's CPEC debts and how it will repay them.
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They were forced to work as prostitutes to repay the debt to the woman they knew as "Madam Sandra".
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But each person who departs leaves the people who remain with a higher share of old debts to repay.
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Countries that borrow money under this framework must repay them within 3-1/4 and five years of disbursement.
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I always feel like I have to go overboard when staying for free with friends to repay their generosity.
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Its new management team refinanced the company's debt burden last week, giving it more breathing room to repay creditors.
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GSP needs $203 million to repay a bridge loan used for building the pipeline, one of the people added.
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And I will never be able to repay him, it's an extraordinary gift he gave, it's kind of overwhelming.
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Now they're told they have to repay the cost of those items AND will be suspended for a game.
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I had no clue how on Earth I would repay everyone — not in the monetary sense, but with gratitude.
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HNA, one of NH's largest shareholders, is restructuring operations and selling assets to raise cash, partly to repay debt.
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Consumer debt levels should fall as households repay car loans, Don Nakornthab, a central bank senior director, told Reuters.
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Their first task, they told Reuters on Wednesday, will be reviving confidence among creditors that Urbplan will repay them.
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These were taken, said the government, to repay debts totaling nearly $5.7 billion accrued by the family's Imar Bank.
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According to the researchers' analysis, Warren's proposal would greatly benefit borrowers with the least ability to repay their loans.
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An issuer in a country with a collapsing currency will find it much harder to repay these debt obligations.
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Concluding the review of Greece's progress will also unlock funds which Athens needs to repay loans maturing in July.
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On Friday, shares in Shenzhen-listed Chuying Agro-Pastoral rose nearly 10 percent following its novel offer to repay.
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However, Warren's plan would also target debt relief for those least likely to be able to repay their loans.
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Whenever I see him I give him money for it ($4.99) or repay by taking him out to lunch.
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The move aims to avoid inmates struggling to repay large debts after their release that can lead to reincarceration.
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For governments facing high interest costs, a better use of oil revenues may simply be to repay foreign debt.
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The IMF reckons that Greece will never repay its debts, which currently amount to 180% of GDP and rising.
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Russia's annexation of Crimea in early 2014 and the ensuing war in eastern Ukraine crippled its ability to repay.
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He enlisted major corporations to offer their employees lifelong job security, asking only that workers repay them with loyalty.
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Borrowers take out the small, short-term loans to cover emergencies and traditionally repay them with their next paychecks.
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It will collect $2 per every $100 paid to Ark Encounter employees, in an effort to repay the bonds.
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In a video message posted on Barley's behalf, he promised to repay his supporters by keeping up his grades.
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If you fail to repay the loan according to the plan terms, it becomes a taxable distribution, said Garrett.
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Hamburg tax authorities had told Warburg to repay those funds, and this prompted the legal action, the bank said.
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According to The Cut, he will also have to repay the taxpayer money he used to fund the settlement.
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They would not need to repay the money because they usually don't get back pay when a shutdown ends.
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Net proceeds will be used to repay outstanding debt under Flowers' revolving credit facility and will not affect leverage.
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"I didn't have money to repay loans coming due," she said in an exchange on WeChat, a messaging service.
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Those not able to repay this debt risk disconnection, with approximately 224,218 households disconnected across Australia in 203/220.
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At the same time, low oil prices continue to eat away at energy companies' abilities to repay their debts.
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And in 2016, the European Union ordered Apple to repay €13 billion ($14.6 billion) in tax breaks to Ireland.
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Since starting this new job, I've begun to more aggressively repay and usually pay around $9 extra each month.
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Kovacs also denies that charge but told Reuters he will repay that sum in the next couple of months.
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In July, the airline was provided state funds to repay loans of about 2.3 billion rand to Standard Chartered.
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From now until May, firms and banks are due to repay less than they did in December 2014 alone.
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I can never repay them for all the hair tricks, tanning tips, and good makeup they let me use.
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A default would mean that bondholders could demand Valeant repay its debt immediately, Covenant Review analyst Anthony Canale said.
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In light of that transaction, the sources said there was no incentive for the Central Bank to repay Citibank.
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Developers in China typically use the pre-sale proceeds from their property projects to repay any related construction financing.
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If a club sees its revenue slump due to poor performance, it may not be able to repay bondholders.
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Wanda Sports plans to use the IPO proceeds to repay debt, fund strategic investments and for general corporate purposes.
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That could mean Berlin might be called upon to help repay depositors in failing banks elsewhere, notably in Italy.
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You must repay the loan within five years, paying back at least quarterly but on an after-tax basis.
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As part of a plea deal, Ly agreed to repay Expedia the $81,592 it spent investigating the computer intrusion.
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Bookrunners have previously said that proceeds from the flotation would be used to repay all of its current debt.
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This process not only raises capital for the loan, but provides an incentive for borrower's to repay their debt.
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Being there and showing the love and care, I want to repay them in any way that I can.
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But if a property bubble bursts, many borrowers at high interest rates likely would be unable to repay loans.
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That means it would take nearly 15 years to repay its debt at the current rate of profit generation.
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At the same time, the bank is now in a good position to repay outstanding state aid to Bavaria.
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Schock appeared Wednesday morning in Chicago federal court where he agreed to repay his three campaign committees nearly $68,000.
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The funds raised would be used to repay so-called holdout creditors who have sued the country for repayment.
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Borrowers should demonstrate that they have the cash flow to repay the loan within a specific period of time.
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This makes it very difficult for them to provide for their families, repay restitution, or make child support payments.
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The developer said in 2015 it would repay over 10 billion yuan that year yet the instrument grew larger.
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Cogeco plans to use a large portion of the proceeds to repay debt and repurchase certain subordinate voting shares.
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Astute businessmen knew how to borrow from one bank to repay a loan from another, sometimes several times over.
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Fitch also expects the company to repay its $21500 million 21000% preferred stock when it becomes callable during 212000.
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Such investment, if sensibly used, should boost growth in the long run, making it easier to repay the debts.
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He added Rosneft was ready to help Sistema arrange credit lines with the banks to repay the damage award.
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If you cannot repay the balance in cash, it counts as an early withdrawal, subject to taxes and penalties.
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The loan will also repay around €30m of RCF drawings, with the rest used to pay a shareholder dividend.
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But it must, by law, repay Social Security the principal with a guaranteed interest rate by a fixed date.
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We can never repay you for that, but we can and we will give you the opportunities you deserve.
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Farenthold had vowed to repay the Treasury for the amount, but left Congress on April 6 without doing so.
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Farenthold used taxpayer dollars to settle that suit for $84,000 — money he pledged to repay, before reversing that statement.
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They do so by issuing bonds or IOUs that promise to repay the money and make regular interest payments.
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While teachers bear a significant financial burden, the federal government isn't doing much to repay educators for their expenses.
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In some cases, shared accounts could lead to legal disputes over who must repay debts if a couple separates.
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"Just focus on paying off the existing balance so you don't add to the debt to repay," Roberge says.
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Aaron Schock MORE (R-Ill.) in return for an agreement that he repay more than $2202,2628 in misappropriated funds.
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They sought to compel the president to repay the state for nonessential spending on his private residence at Nkandla.
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To determine borrowers' ability to repay, payday lenders would use information from notoriously inaccurate credit reporting bureaus like Equifax.
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Net proceeds from the offering will be used to repay existing debt on its 2013 revolving credit facility (RCF).
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Three days later the Ministry of Education stripped him of a prestigious scholarship and demanded he repay the stipend.
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Philpott apologized and has promised to repay the bill and McKenna said her department will review its spending policies.
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There's nothing I can do to ever repay him, but I would like to say a prayer for him.
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Golfer Phil Mickelson has agreed to repay nearly $2628 million in profits he made from an insider trading tip.
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I also know we will never be able to fully repay their efforts, but it's our responsibility to try.
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Only 14 percent of students were confident they could repay their college debt at all, Millennial Personal Finance said.
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The defendants shall, each based on their financial ability, repay the state for its expenses for public legal counsels.
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Valeant on Tuesday said it expects to repay more than $5 billion in debt earlier than it had targeted.
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They'll help you create a plan to repay debts, save money, and more, which can be a big help.
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They also charge him with looting Retrophin of stock to repay a number of those allegedly ripped-off investors.
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Furthermore, DSG's cash balance was more than sufficient to repay its borrowings at the holding company as of FYE16.
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Before the resignation announcement, Jia had pledged earlier in the day to take full responsibility and repay all debts.
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There are currently 14 ways to repay your student loans, a complicated system critics say leads to needless defaults.
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That crisis originated with lenders creating a strong demand for mortgages among people who might struggle to repay them.
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To say that the innocent shareholders of Lyondell should repay the amount these banks lent is a bit absurd.
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The process was launched after Corsair was approached by parties that were interested in buying REPAY, the source added.
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REPAY was founded in 2006 by its current management team, which still owns a small part of the company.
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The company plans to use the net cash from the deal to repay outstanding debt and bolster shareholder value.
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The issuer has the option to cancel the bonds or repay the principal after a specific period of time.
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The vast majority of sellers are poor; some sell a kidney to repay debts in order to avoid prison.
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Borrowers will be able to repay in fixed monthly payments over a period of three, six or 12 months.
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The recipients have to repay them, so it is fair to ask whether they are getting a good deal.
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Meehan said he would repay the public funds used to settle the case if found guilty by the committee.
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Since 2014, every mortgage lender also has had to take account of a borrower's ability to repay the loan.
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Let's make one thing crystal clear: You'll never be able to repay mom for everything she's done for you.
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Faced with profligate policies that undermine Italy's ability to repay debt, foreign investors are likely to sell Italian paper.
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Aaron Schock MORE (R-Ill.) in return for an agreement that he repay more than $100,000 in misappropriated funds.
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In contrast, payday and auto title lenders have created an industry that succeeds when their borrowers fail to repay.
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One particularly helpful federal program allows cities to repay their debt in advance, which saves taxpayers millions every year.
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It recommended that the secretary repay the cost of the tickets and reimburse the government for his wife's travel.
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Mr. Bukele said Beijing was selling projects to countries that cannot repay the loans that come attached to them.
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Apple also had said Qualcomm should repay $3.1 billion associated with patents whose rights Apple said have been exhausted.
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The risk of a change in a person's financial circumstances could affect the ability to repay interest-only loans.
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There are far better ways to help those young adults who really are struggling to repay their student loans.
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They often "felt the competition and put money into new buildings," leaving loans they have to repay, he explained.
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In 2015, the agency outlined its core proposal, one that would eliminate debt traps: an ability-to-repay rule.
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Mr. Deripaska, with his family, took around $1.5 billion from the stock sale and was able to repay VTB.
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If the downturn persists, many Italian companies could find themselves short of the profits needed to repay their loans.
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Banks pooled millions of mortgages — some of them to borrowers with a shaky ability to repay — to create C.D.O.s.
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If that fails, and Tesla can't repay its debt, Mr. Musk may well lose his company to his creditors.
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Most customers repay early, Siroya said, adding that about 15% to 20% of loans made may go past due.
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But that nominal number is meaningless without providing further context of the U.S.'s ability-to-repay that debt.
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The loans were then used to "fund his gambling activities and to repay his personal debts," according to prosecutors.
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Why repayment has been slow There are several reasons that people have been slow to repay their student loans.
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He called off the engagement and demanded that her family repay everything he had spent on her, she said.
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This followed a rescheduling deal on an $850 million eurobond launched in 2013 that Mozambique was struggling to repay.
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Every day since then, I've worked to repay the loyalty and the faith that you have put in me.
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The National Credit Union Association (NCUA) plans to repay the $1 billion by October 31, the agency announced Tuesday.
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By the time police made arrests, Ezubao had failed to repay 38 billion Chinese yuan ($5.8 billion), Reuters reported.
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In the near term, the company intends to use a portion of the proceeds to repay its revolver drawings.
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Some borrowers have managed to repay bondholders in full after securing funding elsewhere, while others have extended their maturities.
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The primary balance, which excludes debt payments, is a key gauge of a country's capacity to repay its borrowing.
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In 2016, Apple was ordered to repay about $14.6 billion for unfair tax benefits it has received in Ireland.
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Trump was able to get his backers to forgive millions of dollars in debt he wasn't able to repay.
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But A.I.G. arranged to repay the $10 million to Gen Re with a $5 million deal fee, he testified.
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Ukraine's Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk had repeatedly said that Ukraine would not repay the Eurobond at maturity on Dec.
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Domestic interest rates are among the world's highest, making it harder for factories, farmers and individuals to repay loans.
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Fiat will have to repay up to 30 million euros back in taxes, Europe's second highest court ruled Tuesday.
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Members of Congress accused of harassment would also have to repay the Treasury for the settlements paid to victims.
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And if those nations are unable to repay, their strategic assets could fall into the hands of Chinese ownership.
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On top of that, prosecutors ordered Volkswagen to repay €795 million they said the company made from the cheating.
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Unicaja listed on the stock market in June this year, and earmarked the proceeds to repay the state aid.
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Consistently hitting the production target is key to Tesla's ability to turn a profit and repay its debts. 73.
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Responsible lenders don't need to be told to assess the ability of borrowers to repay, but payday lenders do.
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The day before he resigned, Price had promised to repay the cost of his travels with a personal check.
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They are required, by new regulations that followed the crash, to verify a borrower's ability to repay a loan.
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Proceeds would be used to repay debt linked to GLP's recent acquisition of logistics assets in Europe, it said.
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Stretched Liquidity Silknet does not have sufficient liquidity to repay its amortising debt of slightly above GEL15m per annum.
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They'll repay that good-will gesture when they grow up, if baseball can wait that long for the payoff.
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Wu Di, he said, has disputed that claim and wants AIBA, not B.M.A., the failing subsidiary, to repay him.
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Biden has suggested worrying less about China, and making it easier to repay student debt without simply erasing it.
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For decades, Cambodia has refused to repay the debt, which has grown to more than half a billion dollars.
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" In the long run, Musk joked, "I think it's safe to say you could repay the loan with superhuman intelligence.
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Komi is exposed to high refinancing risk as it needs to repay 183% (RUB11.5bn) of its direct risk in 2016.
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I have no idea who you are but thank you...I could never repay you for your act of kindness.
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The Independent, a weekly business magazine, reported that 100 small hotels closed last year after failing to repay bank loans.
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He faces to up 20 years in prison and a $250,20 fine and has agreed to repay the car's owner.
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As part of that deal, Wells Fargo is compelled to rework its compliance and risk-management processes and repay customers.
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The proceeds of the debentures will be used to repay the maturing bonds and fund working capital and capex requirements.
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The remaining sum was given to Getty Jr. as a loan, which he was responsible to repay at 4% interest.
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The records are analyzed with mathematical scoring models used to predict the likelihood that consumers will repay debts as agreed.
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The remaining sum was given to Getty Jr. as a loan, which he was responsible to repay at 23% interest.
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Petrotrin requires a cash injection of nearly $4 billion to remain in operation, upgrade its infrastructure and repay its debt.
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Her son planned to repay the student loans she'd taken out for him, but he hasn't been able to work.
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The league had committed to repay that amount to taxpayers in full, McCain and Flake said in a written statement.
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Eventually under a fixed money system, the debtors were unable to repay; the system collapsed and had to be remade.
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The agreement will also allow Trump to repay himself the money he has loaned to his effort during the primary.
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Then, when the hot money flows out and the exchange rate collapses, those borrowers will struggle to repay their debts.
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The rule essentially tries to ensure that students don't leave school burdened with more debt than they can reasonably repay.
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The Chinese government says it will build a sports stadium and provide the cash to repay $1.2m owed to Taiwan.
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For companies, falling prices cut into revenues and make it harder to repay debts, which are fixed in nominal terms.
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Some say former felons could be required to repay all fines and fees connected to their sentence, per local reports.
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The group repay history can then be viewed in a summary, which also shows payment statuses for the current month.
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If you're on a Project Fi group plan, Group Repay can be activated under the billing section of your account.
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Years to repay student loans: 4.56 Alexandria has the third-highest average graduate salary of $93,370, according to GoBankingRates' data.
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Perhaps the biggest way politicians steal from the poor in order to repay their political allies is in public education.
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Another reason to worry about exchange rates is debt: a weaker currency makes dollar or euro liabilities harder to repay.
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If the consumer does not repay the entire amount within this period, interest is charged from the date of purchase.
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Proceeds from Tuesday's bond are slated to repay revolvers that currently cost Libor plus 110bp, according to the offering memorandum.
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Since March they have had to repay a further 1% if the mortgage is more than 4.5 times gross income.
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"Even with this, I could never repay you for what you've done for me," the San Jacinto College student said.
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In June 2017, Banks was sentenced to four years in prison and ordered to repay Duncan $7.5 million in restitution.
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Once he is up and running, the stranger promises to repay Crusoe with freshly harvested grain and newly stitched clothing.
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To repay its debts Thomas Cook wants to sell its airline business, itself pummelled by competition from low-cost carriers.
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EFL provides "psychometric testing"—online quizzes that have a surprisingly good record in predicting a prospective borrower's propensity to repay.
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It needs hard currency from exports not only to finance imports and economic growth, but also to repay external debts.
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The Chinese government froze his assets in 2017 and, in an unusual move, publicly ordered him to repay LeEco's investors.
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Net offering proceeds are to be used to repay Jabil's $13 million of existing 7.75% senior notes due July 2016.
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Since outstanding debts are forgotten after 30 years, almost three-quarters of graduates will probably never fully repay their loan.
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It would let businessmen and bribe-trousering officials secretly declare their ill-gotten gains and repay them to the state.
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I was irresponsible for a couple of years in my 20s and negotiated low rates on my own to repay.
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Host plans to use the net proceeds to repay a portion of outstanding revolver borrowings and for general corporate purposes.
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The retailer, reeling under debt and declining foot traffic, is struggling to repay a debt load of nearly $1 billion.
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However, Italy would only need to repay that debt in the event of a break-up of the currency bloc.
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Its financing, much of which came from state-owned lenders, has been cut as banks press it to repay loans.
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Rather than splurge on fidget spinners and guacamole, 43% said they plan to use their refund to repay holiday debt.
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"It's not a situation where we have concerns they may not be able to repay the debt," said Fitch's Lombardi.
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They ordered Equifax to set aside funds to repay consumers who spent time or money protecting themselves after the breach.
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Josmon said 195 million naira ($637,359) of the 317 million naira it sent to Rholavision was to repay that loan.
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Russia filed a lawsuit in a court in London to try to get Ukraine to repay a $3 billion bond.
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In response, Trump tweeted that the media was not reporting that Mexico would repay money spent to build the wall.
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Loss-making SAA, which flies one of Africa's largest fleets, received state funds in July to help it repay debts.
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This has forced the country to seek emergency loans from outside sources to repay older loans made in foreign currencies.
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The exchange has promised to repay about 46.3 billion yen ($425 million) of the cryptocurrency it lost in the theft.
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ET. Speaking on Tuesday, Powell said it is "beyond consideration" for the U.S. not to repay all of its debt.
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The country is due to repay a record $5.9 billion this year, including $2.6 billion in the first three months.
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