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COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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corporate
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They can no longer lend at a profit to well rated corporate borrowers .
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And very generally, the interests of lenders in New York take a back seat to the interests of the corporate borrowers .
existing
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It is difficult for existing borrowers to get mortgage protection insurance.
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Eleven days ago, the second largest lender, the Abbey National, stopped selling mortgage protection insurance to its existing borrowers .
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Lenders in general often appeared to be financing the tempting rates offered to first-time buyers at the expense of existing borrowers .
new
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The new borrower will insist on some element of non-recourse.
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According to a recent survey, one in four new borrowers takes out unemployment insurance, double the number of three years ago.
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Some have gone even further and are offering free mortgage protection insurance for new borrowers .
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Few new borrowers pay the ordinary standard rate.
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Its new scheme will assess the credit risk of new borrowers according to their age, marital status and number of children.
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And, while both discounts are available to first-time buyers, Lambeth extends its offer to include all new borrowers .
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Details of discounts for first-time buyers or new borrowers and deals for larger loans.
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But new borrowers will not get the repossessed homes for a song.
■ VERB
allow
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Unlike most fixed-rate mortgages, it allows borrowers to pay off the loan and move home at any time.
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The Abbey National was the first society to allow borrowers to see valuations and duly sent her a copy.
pay
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Loan interest paid by borrowers provides for interest on time deposits, staff salaries, other administrative expenses and shareholder dividends.
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Various fees are paid by the borrower .
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Depending on the details of the transaction, this adds to the interest rate being paid by the borrower .
rate
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Also, the cost of credit card crime pushes interest rates up for all borrowers .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The bank is asking borrowers to repay their loans.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And since the debt was secured by deeds to their homes, borrowers often lost their houses when they could not repay.
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At the same time the Abbey raised its rate for borrowers of more than £60,000 from 12.95 to 13.9 percent.
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In both instances lenders and borrowers activity will tend to ensure that their expectations become fulfilled.
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In order to lock into today's low rates potential borrowers will have to agree to marginally higher rates than are really current.
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Most of those borrowers defaulted and many abandoned the properties.
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The city is not liable for payment on the bonds even if the borrower defaults, Gittings said.
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Various fees are paid by the borrower .