Brun said the union plans to take out a loan to cover the added cost.
If all else fails, it is possible for a parent to take out a loan from his or her tax-deferred 401(k).
If the water stays for much longer she tells me she will have to take out a loan to feed her family.
The Federal Reserve cannot force anyone to sell a Treasury Bill, nor can a private bank force you to take out a loan.
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Most people I know would rush to take out a loan.
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Banks want not only the fees--which average 4.4% of the transfer--but also a chance to persuade the customer to open an account or take out a loan.
The products were offered to thousands of small firms - including pub owners, haulage firms, care-home operators and vets - when they asked their bank to take out a loan.
Parents may have to take out a loan to cover the cost of their child's education, but let your student shoulder a reasonable amount of debt by taking out a smaller loan.
However, if no one wants to buy a Treasury Note or take out a loan, and people cannot be forced to do that, then there is no actual impact on the money supply.
This points towards fees combined with an expanded loans system, or a graduate tax, whereby students would take out a loan and repay it if and when they got a reasonably well-paid job.
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With less money to lend to home buyers they have been tightening their lending criteria, making it more expensive for borrowers to take out a loan and move, or buy their first home.
If I own a widget factory and half of my widget makers are only operating one shift a day and half of them are idle, I am not going to take out a loan to expand no matter how low the interest rates are.
Why on earth would you want your son or daughter to take out a loan on a house where they are going to work most of their adult life to pay back the bank more than twice the cost of the house with interest?
Can I just say, we just went through a decade where we were told that it didn't matter, we'll just -- you just keep on importing, buying stuff from other countries, you just take out a home equity loan and max out your credit card, and everything is going to be okay.
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FirstBuy has a similar aim for first-time buyers, but instead of paying rent, owners take out an equity loan to finance the balance.
David would take out a bank loan against the iou and use the cash to buy more art--"Like when you sell automobiles, " he says.
Then his broker offered some advice: Cash in those options, but instead of selling some of the shares to cover the exercise price and related taxes, just take out a margin loan.
By contrast, re-mortgaging a home simply means to take out a new loan equal to what is currently owed, but usually at a different interest rate and a different period of repayment.
They want to repeal reforms that will finally protect hardworking families from hidden rates and penalties every time they use a credit card, make a mortgage payment, or take out a student loan.
Under the arrangement, a participating company would take out a bank loan and give some of the money to Zhongdan for investing in high interest-paying wealth management products for a month or more.
If you need a mortgage to finance your purchase, seek out the services of an overseas mortgage advisor such as Homesgofast.com, which can help you re-mortgage your current home, take out a new loan in your current country or borrow abroad.
One nurse consultant I spoke to told me that being asked to vote on whether or not to accept the deal felt a bit like trying to decide whether or not to take out a bank loan without knowing the interest rate.
Consumers don't know that they're not going to be able to just go right in and take out a new car loan just, you know, in 10 minutes or a new department store charge account.
Likewise, rather than take out an interest-bearing loan, a business in need of financing might enter a musharaka, a partnership with profit-and-loss sharing.
In February, Domino's announced a plan to refinance its current debt and take out a large low-interest loan backed by its revenue-generating assets, in an effort largely aimed at returning capital to shareholders.
The freeze means some borrowers will save thousands of dollars over the life of their loan, but those who take out loans after the year is up will miss out, unless Congress acts again.
In other words, 2 out of 5 buyers take the very first home loan deal presented to them, regardless of whether a better one could be had.
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If you take money out of a life insurance policy as a loan (assuming this is permitted under the terms of your policy), the amount of the loan is not taxable to you.
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