Word: repay
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Another proposal would allow graduates to repay loans at a monthly rate based on their income, rather than at a set rate...
Corlette said she approved of the provision by which graduates could repay loans as a percentage of their salaries. She said that, although the College does not currently have such a system, other parts of the University...
...withhold stabilization funds. Russia also lost access to promised aid when it failed to make payments on its estimated $80 billion in foreign debt. That attitude is changing: just before the summit, the Paris Club, an informal group of creditor nations, agreed to give Moscow another 10 years to repay $15 billion in interest and principal originally...
Clinton is convinced that to help Yeltsin strengthen his hold on power, the U.S. must deliver visible, practical assistance to Russia quickly. He will offer an aid package weighted toward outright grants rather than more loans, which Russia is already finding hard to repay. The plan will put together $417 million now available and another $286 million Clinton is requesting from Congress for humanitarian and technical...
Clinton is pushing the G-7 hard to do more, starting with rescheduling Russia's foreign debt of around $80 billion -- even though Moscow may never repay some of the loans. The U.S. is urging the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund to find ways to help stabilize the Russian economy and the ruble and to ease some of their restrictions. The Administration says the World Bank is taking too much time to design its assistance programs. "The priority," says a White House official, "should be getting resources on the ground and doing something...