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Meanings of adjustable rate in English
Synonyms
Examples for "floating interest rate"
Examples for "floating interest rate"
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Leveraged loans, unlike bonds, have a floating interest rate, which is less attractive in a falling interest rate environment.
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The loan, which has a floating interest rate of 11.25 percent, has a principal moratorium period of 18 months, he said.
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Where it differs from past proposals, though, is in its offer of a floating interest rate and no interest payments for 2009 and 2010.
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In times like these, when rates are dropping, a floating rate scores.
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Libor typically is used as the basis for the floating rate.
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The other is a floating rate that adjusts based on supply and demand.
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FSIC invests primarily in the floating rate, senior secured debt of private U.S. companies.
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A floating rate could see rates increasing or decreasing, and your payments would follow.
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There will be variable rate pricing at different times of the day.
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New and existing variable rate customers can avail of the new fixed rates.
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That variable rate was linked to an interbank interest rate known as Euribor.
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However, there is no relief to those on the lender's standard variable rate.
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AIB is offering a 10 per cent variable rate on all student loans.
Usage of adjustable rate in English
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It's called an adjustable rate mortgage, known in the trade as an option ARM.
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They can also offer an adjustable rate mortgage which includes both a fixed and variable rate.
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Less than a handful of securities backed by adjustable rate mortgages were sold during the month.
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Well, the adjustable rate mortgage... it adjusted.
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He is especially concerned about the resetting of adjustable rate mortgages, which will mean bigger monthly payments for borrowers.
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While adjustable rate mortgages see higher monthly costs when rates rise, variable rate mortgages typically come with fixed monthly payments.
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Many borrowers who took out low "teaser" adjustable rate mortgages are facing resets, often at vastly higher rates.
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Some lenders, such as Countrywide, aren't charging any less for adjustable rate loans than they are for fixed rate loans.
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Kelly and David Graham of Westminster, Massachusetts, refinanced their home in 2003 with an adjustable rate mortgage from Ameriquest to consolidate their debts.
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HSBC Chief Executive Michael Geoghegan said most of his company's problem was in U.S. subprime mortgages, particularly for adjustable rate mortgages and second-lien loans.
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These were adjustable rate mortgages-loansthat would see interest rates fluctuate over time-thatallowed borrowers to choose how much they would pay each month.
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A move like that can seem appealing, because banks promise that switching to an adjustable rate can save hundreds of dollars a month now.
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Many Americans with good credit but low income or no savings signed up for adjustable rate mortgages or interest-only loans to get into the market.
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Option adjustable rate mortgages (or option ARMs) typically let borrowers choose a monthly payment, but instead of paying down mortgages they often paid interest-only.
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Fixed mortgage rates rose marginally, while adjustable rates slipped in the week ended June 17.
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Libor has existed since the 1980s, when banks developed it as a benchmark for adjustable rates on corporate debt.
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Translations for adjustable rate
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Adjustable rate across language varieties
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