Sentences with phrase «repay at salaries»
Legal education: as the cost of legal education has increased the debt load gets tougher to repay at salaries that may be a fraction of big city firms.
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He needs to give ALL that money BACK to the church — and then lower his salary to repay at least some of the $ 200k over the next several years.
The sudden access to loans from Zigama - CSS in 1997 is an abundant source of anecdotes even today: one soldier spent a year's loan on rounds of drinks in one night; another used the entirety of their salary to repay their loan from Zigama - CSS to buy his family a house, forgetting reserving money for his wife to survive while he was at the front.
Graduates starting work now on average earnings will never have the opportunity of a final salary pension scheme (unless they work in the public sector), will have to save for many years for their first property deposit whilst at the same time paying an additional tax of 9 % of everything they earn in excess of # 21,000 in a 30 - year project to repay their student financing.
A payday loan, which is often referred to as a payday advance, cash advance loan, or a salary loan is a short - term, small amount loan that a borrower would repay at his or her next payday.
Depending on those numbers, if your salary increases, you could be repaying your student loan at a rate even higher than the 10 - year standard student loan repayment plan.
«If the total student loan debt at graduation exceeds the student's annual starting salary, the student will struggle to repay the debt without alternate repayment plans that reduce the monthly payment by increasing the term of the loan (which also increases the total cost of the loan).»
He recommends limiting total student loan debt at graduation to less than what students expect their annual starting salary to be so they can afford to repay their loans in 10 years or less using 10 percent of their gross income.
Despite widespread public support from Quebec's legal community and a mid-strike vote in which they rejected the government's final offer by a whopping 97 per cent, the striking lawyers emptied their $ 4 - million strike fund, took out an $ 8 - million loan (which is currently being repaid through an increase in union dues to three per cent from 0.75 per cent of members» salaries) and dropped strike pay to zero from the 60 per cent of members» weekly salaries paid at the start of the strike.
Sixty - three per cent also voted to continue the strike even though the LANEQ had entirely depleted its $ 8 - million war chest (half of it loans that are being repaid through an already - activated increase in union dues to three per cent from 0.75 per cent of members» salaries) and strike pay was reduced to zero from a high of 60 per cent of members» weekly salaries at the start of the strike.