back interest

They will also get back interest to 1990, when the country was unified.

They will get back interest, but only for the years since reunification in 1990.

After four years, the back interest is almost another three thousand golds.

They are pressing Brazil to begin paying some back interest.

And what is the proper method for calculating back interest?

"What I dislike is paying back interest they'll levy at twenty percent compound."

On Friday, he'll want all the back interest.

About 1921, serious thought began to be given to the matter of trying to bring back interest and develop a steady growth in 4-H club work.

That brought back interest in all these dances.

His winnings were apparently just $2.19 in back interest.

The emphasis will still be on bustles, back interest and short hemlines from the many evening specialists.

Greg sometimes hires Geez to find and bring back interesting mineral samples.

Proceeds from the equity offering were expected to back interest payments on the high-yield bonds.

They would not receive unpaid back interest.

That brought back interesting, if cool, memories.

Back interest was forgiven, and new interest accrued only over the last fifteen years of this arrangement.

Now, years later, the creditor was dead, but his heirs were suing the church for twice that amount - principal plus back interest.

The payment of back interest will allow large money-center banks to report big income gains in the fourth quarter, analysts said.

They also argue that Hughes's method of calculating back interest is unprecedented and excessive.

The Senate here delayed until Tuesday a vote on an agreement to repay $8 billion in back interest.

The companies, in turn, are using the new loans to pay back interest on overdue loans that would otherwise be in default.

Apart from a few dollars in back interest, the awards were simply refunds of the plaintiffs' own funds in escrow.

The Russian debt deal, however, only securitized back interest payments, while keeping the outstanding loans in loan form.

The company, now a unit of the General Motors Corporation, is seeking $3.3 billion in royalties and back interest.

We waived back interest of $300,000."