borrower

[ˈbɑroʊə(r)]

Definition:
1. Someone who receives something on the promise to return it or its equivalent.
2. A person or an organization that borrows money, especially from a bank.

Use 'borrower' in a sentence:

1. Any remaining debt will be forgiven after twenty years--or ten if borrowers enter public service.
2. No wonder borrowers have been reluctant to start businesses or to buy homes.
3. Sets the borrower and loan input parameters in the request.
4. The rich rules over the poor, And the borrower becomes the lender's slave.
5. The handling bank should sign a written loan contract with the borrower before granting the loan.
6. Some say No. Letting the irresponsible escape looks distasteful to responsible borrowers.
7. Letting borrowers run away from bad loans may not be healthy;
8. The costs of the system are shared by the borrowers.
9. News of interest cuts came in the nick of time for borrowers.
10. As I said in the previous post, there is a lender for every borrower.
11. The American Institute of CPAs recently took a survey of student loan borrowers,
12. A borrower pays off one loan with the proceeds from another provided by other lenders.
13. Consider a borrower who expects inflation of 2% and takes out a loan with a 5% interest rate.
14. These swaps are used to speculate on the likelihood of a borrower repaying its debt.
15. Article 36 a borrower should provide guarantee for commercial bank loans.
16. The loan amount is often contingent on the level of the borrower's education, she said.
17. Debt is debt, and for every borrower there is a lender.
18. When the borrower issues securities to the lendner, both parties benefit.
19. The business sector is not a net new borrower.
20. Shakespeare says,'Neither a borrower nor a lender be.'
21. Debt, it turns out, can be a liability for the borrower and the creditor, especially when it goes bad.
22. Article 205 Time of Interest Payment The borrower shall pay the interest at the prescribed time.
23. Hence the risk of falling asset values stays with the borrower.
24. Then the bank will look for the borrower targeted and arrange specific activities.
25. Borrowers, he says, are often misled about the true price of a loan.
26. According to the credit rating agency, Portugal now stands on the brink of junk-borrower status.
27. Financial institutions act as intermediaries between lenders and borrowers.
28. Borrowers have also been criticized for entering into loan agreements they could not meet.
29. And borrower demand seems sky high;
30. In entering contract for loan of money, the lender may require the borrower to provide assurance.
31. The maximum amount a bank is willing to loan a borrower.
32. Is that the best way to have a conversation with the borrower?
33. Chinese borrowers will now have to pay at least 0.25 percentage points more interest on their loans.
34. Neither a borrower nor a lender is.
35. A borrower can end the auction as soon as he gets offers for enough money from lenders.
36. A "subprime borrower" is somebody who has a poor credit history or some other indication that would suggest that they might not be able to repay the mortgage.
37. Among the borrowers, over 54 percent pay back 100 to 300 yuan per month.
38. Lenders rely on the misplaced loyalty of existing borrowers to make their profit.
39. Because of course there are far more existing borrowers than there are potential new borrowers.
40. "Neither a borrower nor a lender be," Shakespeare wrote in Hamlet.
41. Any damage resulting from negligence ought to be paid for by the borrower.
42. These borrowers are typically struggling financially and rely on the loans for quick money.
43. What happens if the world's most trustworthy borrower reneges on its debt?
44. If a borrower has not paid by this point, chances are he never will.
45. Loans. + 9,000 Borrower deposits. + 9,000.
46. Neither a borrower nor a lender be, for loan often loses both itself and friend.
47. The borrower will pay any replacement cost for damaged or lost library materials.
48. The borrower paid the point and it then the loan was transferred.
49. This is because the certainty that hedging brings to the borrower also comes at a cost.
50. Borrowings: The borrower becomes the lender's slave.
51. Shakespeare says, " Neither a borrower nor a lender be. "
52. Fallingcredit is a sign of a riskier borrower, says a spokeswoman for the CBA, whichwarrants higher rates.
53. But enough microfinance borrowers are paying enough for their loans to create a profitable business.
54. This facility is open to both new and existing borrowers.
55. In many cases, Islamic financing requires the lender and borrower to share profits and losses.
56. LendingRobot's algorithm rates 40 borrower characteristics to predict the probability of default.
57. The borrower issues a mortgage , and is known as a mortgage , while the lender is known as the mortgage .
58. Lending Club, meanwhile, gets access to a pool of borrowers.
59. A few borrowers will find themselves in trouble with their repayments through no fault of their own.
60. Also, the borrower cannot trade the eyesight of the god of death.
61. The arrangement presumes that both lenders and borrowers are rational.
62. Bailout loan: Loan made to Borrower whose ability to service outstanding indebtedness has become doubtful.
63. But if it becomes too intrusive, the borrower will walk away.
64. Both borrower and financial institution have certain rights and duties during the course of the loan.
65. Any damage resulting negligence must be paid for by the borrower.
66. The aim is to prevent abuses by letting borrowers compare pricing information from different lenders.
67. The borrower must repay the loan, as well as additional charges called " interest. "
68. The borrower of the DEATH NOTE will not be followed by a god of death.
69. At the same time, borrower to provide collateral, pledge, guarantees a certain way of security.
70. Every borrower has the right to an affordable repayment plan.
71. The household sector is not a net new borrower.
72. Borrowers should think carefully before committing themselves to taking out a loan.
73. And they are very hard to wriggle out of, even if the borrower goes bankrupt.
74. Well, today a lot of student borrowers are in for a rude awakening.
75. Greece doesn't have its own currency, and so is in the approximate position of a private borrower.
76. If the debt is secured against assets, then the borrower may be forced to sell.
77. A reduction in the value of a troubled borrower's debts.
78. The credit card business is down, and more borrowers are defaulting on loans.
79. Over 10m borrowers owe more than the value of their home.
80. Neither a borrower nor a lender be.