prepayment

The prepayment from the government was paid back in 1952.

Prepayment Risk the chance that a bond will be paid off early.

Second, there must be a "substantial business reason" for making the prepayment early.

The state helped the production with a significant prepayment of 132 million marks.

Florida's prepayment program is the one that other state plans are measured against.

For some financial advisers, prepayments are a sure way to save money on interest.

I've been able to piece together information that it involves two or three prepayment plans.

"That can get really powerful with high interest rates and regular prepayments," he said.

Most such loans, he said, do not allow a partial prepayment.

By law in New York, a home can ask for no more than three months' prepayment.

The prepayment would also be refunded, without interest, if the student did not go to any college.

According to the terms of my mortgage, there is a penalty for prepayment.

In some cases, prepayment meters have not been accepted by customers.

Parents who intend to send their children to state schools may be interested in prepayment plans.

The lower the rates, the less the prepayment risk.

Watch out for bigger prepayment penalties and down payments as well.

"What better product to offer on line than the prepayment of the cremation service?"

More than a dozen colleges offer their own tuition prepayment plans.

Another option is tuition prepayment programs, which are offered by some institutions.

A borrower does not have to wait 23 years and 11 months to save with prepayments, however.

Discuss what if any accruals and prepayments are or should be involved.

Other loans might allow prepayment at any time, with the penalty reduced over the years.

If you want to pay off a loan ahead of schedule, though, there are no prepayment penalties.

"As a general principle, prepayment penalties ought to be allowed."

Both prepayment and closing policies were discussed at district meetings.