Sentences with phrase «additional loan level»

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Clean Harbors believes that Adjusted EBITDA provides additional useful information to investors since the Company's loan covenants are based upon levels of Adjusted EBITDA achieved and management routinely evaluates the performance of its businesses based upon levels of Adjusted EBITDA.

In the context of post-secondary education, the Party promises to reduce tuition fees to 1999 - 2000 levels and fully fund a tuition freeze thereafter; reduce student loan interest rates; increase the availability of post-secondary and trade spaces in the province; and support initiatives to build additional student housing.

For students who need to cover additional expenses at either the undergraduate or graduate level, there's another type of government loan to be aware of — PLUS loans for parents and graduate students.

Graduate level students in need of additional financial aid may qualify for a Grad PLUS loan through the FAFSA and the Department of Education.

In this case, you'll need to bring the loan back to secure gearing levels, providing additional cash or security for the loan, or by selling investments.

The government - supported agencies that back most mortgages, like Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, impose additional fees, called loan level price adjustments, which make 30 - year mortgages more expensive.

If there is some additional level of risk calculated by the lender, and the loan does not conform to the ideal standard, and these are given a letter grade, such as A -, B, C, or D.

[xxiii] We used U.S. Census data on earnings for PSLF - eligible professions and a loan repayment calculator to identify at what level of debt borrowers could take on additional loans without having to pay any of the incremental debt.

When analyzing interest coverage trend over several accounting periods, it is important to consider significant changes in the level of borrowings since the full extent of such changes on future interest cover may not be entirely revealed due to the effect of additional borrowings or repayments of loans close to end of accounting periods.

1987): (1) At current income and expense levels, the debtor would not be able to maintain a «minimal standard of living» if required to repay the student loans; (2) additional circumstances indicate that this financial condition is likely to continue for a substantial part of the repayment period; and (3) the debtor has made «good faith efforts to repay the loans.»

In the long run, it is fine, as it was over 6.75 % mortgage, I got my next property at the under - 4 property loan levels as paying it off brought me back to 3 mortgages, and I can always take a loan on it again, although that would mean additional costs to get my money back out, so probably won't.

The loan is comprised of $ 33 million in refinance proceeds and a $ 15 million «good news» facility, which will be used to provide additional capital to complete a remerchandising of the mall that includes the conversion of split level retail space to an eight screen Theater, adding an additional outparcel, and relocating and re-tenanting certain stores.

Borrowers which have loan balances at this level might find it difficult to pay off the loan without additional capital placed towards the transaction.

They are also burdened with high levels of student loan debt, which makes homeownership an additional challenge,» he notes.

In additional, a recent study finds an association between the level of student loan debt and the probability of owning a home.

If, between the time the Closing Disclosure is first provided and consummation, the loan's APR becomes inaccurate (over and above the specified tolerance level), the loan product changes, or a prepayment penalty is added, a revised Closing Disclosure must be issued with an additional three - business - day period to review the transaction.

Right now the payment - to - income ratios are only 60 percent of the level that existed in 1999 suggesting that fixed rate loans will generally remain manageable for a typical family's budget even with some additional increases in prices and rates.