Sentences with phrase «to meet one's payment obligations»

The trouble with this, as far as the banks are concerned, is you haven't proven yourself capable of actually meeting your payment obligations.

When applying for a mortgage, aspiring homebuyers will have to prove they can meet their payment obligations at an interest rate two per cent above the rate offered by their lender, or at the Bank of Canada five - year fixed rate (which at press time was 5.14 per cent), whichever is higher.

The only thing they have in common is that they are simply unable to continue meeting their payment obligations (for a myriad of reasons), and have found themselves struggling to stay afloat.

To confirm the reality of this risk, investors can look to the recent struggles of Puerto Rico, which failed to meet payment obligations in July 2016 on $ 779 million in debt.

A South Carolina appellate court has considered whether a broker had a right to collect commission even though the buyer did not meet its payment obligations to the seller.

Indeed, with CDSs, both parties are exposed to credit risk derived from the counterparty (or «counterparty risk»), which reflects the potential for the counterparty to fail to meet its payment obligations.

They're held for banks to meet their payment obligations and any ad hoc increases in demand.

As with any fixed income investment, there is a risk that the issuer will be unable to meet its payment obligations.

The referred individual must publish at least one manuscript in paperback or hardback form with Archway Publishing; and the referred individual must meet all payment obligations to Archway Publishing.

For instance, a lending company offers some money to a group of 50 customers and 10 of these fail to meet payment obligations.

A bad credit personal loan is a loan designed specifically for those borrowers who have less than perfect credit, due to illness or injury that prevented them from working and meeting payment obligation, or job loss due to the weak economy that has forced hundreds of companies to shut down and thousands of workers to lose their jobs.

In general, the higher the credit rating, the more likely it is — in the opinion of the rating agency — that an issuer will meet its payment obligations.

That does not only mean having enough money to meet your payment obligations but also the discipline to do it on time.

The SSTF could begin redeeming its bonds to meet payment obligations.

They make it easy to get lower rates on loans, which makes it easier for people to meet their payment obligations.

In general, the higher the credit rating, the more likely an issuer is to meet its payment obligations — at least in the opinion of the rating agency.

NSEL says it will sell the commodity and meet its payment obligations, but what if there are no commodities?

If the court runs out of funds, how will it meet these payment obligations?