Sentences with phrase «lower chance of default»

In short, it's a loan with a statistically lower chance of default due to its characteristics and criteria.

Bonds that have a high credit worthiness and a relatively low chance of defaulting on part or all of their debt.

This is because existing bonds in the marketplace will have their prices bid up, because they're now «safer,» because the issuing firms are making more net profits, thus lowering the chances of defaulting.

Those moves lowered the chance of defaults and repurchase demands, but they also made it harder for home buyers to get loans.

Not exact matches

If they used a different plan, their chances of default are still low, yet they are still choosing a plan that eventually displaces their debt onto tax payers.

If you have a friend who has made a late payment or defaulted on one of their loans your chances of getting approved will be drastically lowered.

This kind of guarantee means the risk of defaulting is extremely low, thereby improving the chances of securing loan approval by 100 %.

A longer repayment period keeps repayments, even on a large personal loan, quite low and so the chances of default are fewer.

However, if you're close to defaulting, then the chances of qualifying for a refinance loan may be low.

The lower your LTV, the more equity you have in your home, the less chance you have of defaulting, so overall, a lower interest rate.

With that in mind, and even with a hot housing market, we believe there is an extremely low chance of the kind of defaults witnessed in the United States in 2008 given Canada's current default rate of circa 0.28 %.

If they used a different plan, their chances of default are still low, yet they are still choosing a plan that eventually displaces their debt onto tax payers.

Also, with stricter credit conditions nowadays, lenders are being more choosy in who they give loans too, reserving mortgages for mostly only low - risk borrowers who have less chance of default and foreclosure.