service a debt technical
service a loan technical

So all we must pay is $6 billion a year to service a debt of $60 billion.

The organization pays some $12 million annually to service a debt of $681 million.

Exports and Farm Prices Exports, which need to rise and become more varied to cover an impending peak in servicing a debt of around $13 billion, have slumped instead.

The TFL administration had also been lax in their financial control of the competition and by 1992 it was servicing a debt of $300,000 and growing as crowd numbers continued to plummet.

Without the need to service a debt load comparable to those of its competitors, the new WorldCom could afford to cut prices - particularly in lucrative business markets - far below those of other carriers, the Bells say.

While an increase in the purchasing power of one's money benefits some, it amplifies the sting of debt for others: after a period of deflation, the payments to service a debt represent a larger amount of purchasing power than they did when the debt was first incurred.

The decision to refurbish was helped by the fact that interest rates at the time were so low that it was cheaper to service a loan than to pay rent.

This may lead drastically to the reduction in bank rates on loans since the banks can establish whether they are already servicing a loan from another bank which will result in a reduction in the incidents of bad debts.

Predatory servicing is also a component of predatory lending, characterized by unfair, deceptive, or fraudulent practices by a lender or another company that services a loan on behalf of the lender, after the loan is granted.