Sentences with phrase «loan books more»

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Elsewhere, the European Central Bank has decided it would not demand Italian lender UniCredit to book more write - downs on its bad loans than those already scheduled, according to Reuters.

FRANKFURT (Reuters)- European Central Bank inspectors found shortcomings and miscalculations worth more than 10 billion euros when going through euro zone banks» loan books last year, the ECB said on Monday.

Every business would happily accept more cash on their books, but a small business loan has to be repaid too.

That's begun showing up in data reports from large banks as an increased probability of more troubled loans on their books, he said.

Many students borrow a little more money than is necessary to pay for tuition and books, according to Student Loan Report.

«Their loan books are far more disciplined than they've ever been.

Perhaps a there should have been a little more monitoring before interest only loans got to be 40 % of all loans and more than half of the loan book of one of our biggest banks.

The linchpin of the plan is the government's offer to buy the loans that are clogging the books of the middlemen and the lenders, which would free them to offer more credit to businesses.

Northwest Bancshares is doing a good job reducing the level of problem loans and foreclosures on its books, a necessary task before profitability can climb to more satisfactory levels.

We currently have 80 players on the books, so sales, loans and even a few more releases are required.

Arsenal needs to take a page out of the Chelsea book and start loaning out more of our players (esp.

Federal loan guarantees, tax credits and direct payments to solar developers totaled $ 2.5 billion last year, more than four times the figure in 2009, according to analysis by Book at ClearView Energy Partners.

Upon enrollment, each student receives a computer (on loan), Internet access, and an array of school materials including text - books, science equipment, math manipulatives, art supplies, maps, videos, and more.

Libraries can only loan a book out for a year, before they are forced to buy the digital book once more.

The News Release More than 11,000 libraries in the U.S are participating in this electronic - book - loaning program.

Of course, assuming it's returned, you can loan it out more than once, but look at the most popular print book you own and tell me how many times you've loaned it out over the years.

Only a small number of ebook vendors (actually, Springer is the only one I know of) allow for any sort of ILL, which means that the more our book collections go digital, the less we will be able to loan to other libraries or borrow from other libraries.

Immediately, the critics came out to rail against the concept, a model which works very similarly to Netflix's basic subscription: Amazon Prime members will be allowed one book loan per month from a catalog of more than 5,000 titles for as the long as the reader takes to read it.

ALA TechSource has a nice post on ebook lending clubs and lists some more book loaning clubs: http://BooksForMyKindle.com & http://BooksForNooks.com And I've run across this additional one as well: http://Lendle.me

Today, proudly loan and debt - free, Champagne Books has ten categories of e-book fiction posted and several more titles in printed form.

Earlier this year more than 60 science and math faculty members signed a letter to university librarian M. Elizabeth Cowell complaining they hadn't been adequately consulted on which books could be discarded and which ones had to be saved She said all of the books that were moved or destroyed — about 60 % of the library's collection — were used infrequently and could be accessed online or through UC interlibrary loans.

Plus, get a guided tour of CataList, the online catalogue tool where Loan Stars voting takes place, to discover how to get the most out of your account, including accessing digital galleys, ordering books, exporting MARC records, and more.

Kindle Unlimited pays more or less the same way as the KOLL does, with the additional requirement that the book must be read 10 % of the way through, and I simply don't see the benefit when the loan service that I was already enrolled in and which I already could have made money from had literally not made me a single dime.

You can Loan an eBook out, and always get it back — I have six big book shelves full of books, but used to have more.

You can't borrow e-books through inter-library loan, and as more and more research libraries add e-books to their collections, researchers are finding it more difficult to obtain important books.

Plus, you or your friend could subsequently loan a print book to even more people, further decreasing the chances for additional royalties and revenues for the author.

Amazon is looking to launch a Kindle library - one that would allow ebook fans the chance to rent books rather than buying them, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.The move would apparently see older titles becoming available on a loan basis,... Read more

If IMLS is cut, all the state libraries around the country will lose critical funding that supports everything from audio books for the blind to 24/7 homework help for school kids to vital services for veterans and their families to interlibrary loans that makes each local library's collection bigger and more efficient.

eg By charging again after 26 loans, it's more like a rental than a purchase (so less like a book).

Each time a book is loaned out, the library pays the publisher a use fee — 18.5 kroner [about US$ 3.30] for new releases and 15 kroner [about US$ 2.70] for ones more than one year old.

Another example: by preventing concurrent lending, any library wanting to satisfy high demand at the start of a book's life will have to buy more copies rather than use all of its 26 loan «slots» efficiently when they are most needed (so more like a book).

Most libraries loan out hardcover books until they can not be mended, that is more than twenty - six times.

Far more than just a way to look up a library book, RICAT provides students and teachers with access to interlibrary loan, eBooks, resource lists, juried websites, databases, and much more.

As we turn our efforts to respond to patron demand and begin buying more e-books, and with only a small number of e-book vendors (mostly academic) allowing for any sort of ILL, the more our book collections go digital, the less we will be able to loan to other libraries or borrow from other libraries.

The number of loans (when compared to actual book pages) for my more expensive books is significantly higher than for the cheaper ones.

Last month, Barnes & Noble released an update to the Nook Color that pushed it more in the direction of tablets, adding its own app store with games such as Angry Birds, a native email app and a Nook Friends social network, which allows users to see what their friends are reading, check out book reviews, loan or borrow eBooks, share how far along in a book they are and recommend titles to friends.

I'm sure you've heard of the exciting, new readers» advisory service sweeping the nation by now, but in case you're still in the dark, let us fill you in on Loan Stars: more than 100 library systems and almost 40 school boards across Canada have signed up to collaboratively select the 10 hottest books being published each month.

Maximum student loan limit: Up to 100 % of your school - certified cost of attendance (including tuition, housing, books, and more) minus other financial aid.

I think it was alot easier back in the day for a parent to support their child for a college education... the rates now are just so rediculous... ontop of all the other things a parent has to save for now... 401k, IRA, costs of everything have gone up... i think rather than funding the education it would be wise for hte parents to give some money to them to live while at college as you point out that... part of college is more than just the text book education... its about the life education... and if they had to work they might miss out on some of that life education... i had college for free as my father worked at one... but i still lived on campus as part of college is the experience... i hate paying hte loans now but it was part of the experience that i will forever remember..

On the federal side, since all his debt is student loans there is no other consumer debt to clear off the books to make the payments more manageable.

Just remember, the longer it takes a lender to produce a payoff letter, the more time they can keep your loan on their books and continue to collect interest, so keep following up until it's received.

The same is true with student loans, so lowering that monthly payment may feel wonderful for your pocket book in the short term, however over many years you may find your savings are dwindling more than if you had paid off those loans sooner.

There are multiple additional college expenses that are not covered by government funding or private loans: text books, transportation, housing, food, and more.

That's up from a year ago, when CIBC's mortgage loan book was 4.7 times its regulatory capital, said Shanahan, adding that the bank is more at risk in the event of a correction than its peers.

While these new regulations helped banks rebuild their loan books with more robust, higher quality loans than in the past, they also raised expenses and increased required capital levels, which impacted profitability.

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Now those examples may be more bad advice than outright student loan forgiveness scams where you get mugged in a dark alley, but when you are paying good money to someone who is selling you a professional service and they can't even get the basics right, that's a scam in my book.

All of Sallie Mae's student loans can be used for any of the expenses associated with college — housing, books, technology, and more.

Maximum of two Skip - A-Payments per rolling calendar year, with a lifetime maximum of no more than the number of years the loan is booked.