Sentences with phrase «set your maximum borrow»

Not exact matches

The debt ceiling refers to the maximum amount of money the United States Federal Government can borrow, and is set by law (created under the Second Liberty Bond Act of 1917).

To control costs, libraries can also set a budget, limit the maximum number of borrows per patron, and set the maximum price per circulation that patrons can check out.

The bank has no set maximum on how much you can borrow, so you may be able to borrow more through KeyBank than with many other lenders.

They are also a good fit for borrowers who need a large loan as the bank has no set maximum on how much you can borrow.

Lenders usually will set a maximum loan - to - value (LTV) ratio limit for how much they will allow customers to borrow.

The lines of credit are somewhat different: There is no loan amount, a maximum credit amount is set and you can borrow as much money as you need up to that amount.

The SBA does set some maximums in regards to the amount you can borrow and how long you have to pay.

Some states actually set a maximum amount while others stipulate that customers are only able to borrow up to fifty percent of their monthly income.

Your credit card providers will always set a credit limit on your cards, the maximum amount you can borrow.

The Obama administration has already suggested a very limited set of reforms for PSLF, capping loan forgiveness at $ 57,500 for all students (the maximum that an independent undergraduate can borrow in federal loans) and eliminating the non-Income-Based-Repayment cap.

Perkins loans have a set interest rate of 5 percent, and you can borrow up to $ 5,500 a year up to a maximum of $ 27,500 as an undergraduate or $ 8,000 a year up to a maximum of $ 60,000 as a graduate student.

There are maximum limits set by the FHA, and you must borrow at least $ 5,000.

A home equity line of credit provides you with a credit line that you can borrow against at any time within a set time limit and up to a maximum amount.