borrower
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2.3
- noun
- /ˈbɔːroʊər/
:
prestatario
- The CFPB report is based on complaints from older borrowers with both private and federal student loans.
- lenders and borrowers
- borrowers must repay
- borrowers of loans
If I could figure out how to just create fake borrowers, then I'd be in a better situation.
- If I could figure out how to just create fake borrowers, then I'd be in a better situation.
- And it's the entire closing is less stressful for a borrower that's looked at the CD beforehand.
- It can provide an air, quote, significant relief to borrowers struggling to pay off their student debt.
- Economics, Good Lord, highlights that young borrowers are struggling the most with credit card and auto loan payments.
- The study also shows that Beijing does not offer bailouts to all Belt and Road borrowers in distress.
- Inflation could create a giant wealth transfer from lenders to borrowers.
- However, now the chart is much more broken out for high credit score borrowers.
- Here the bank has a lot more information than the plaintiff borrowers who are are struggling to understand the terms of a loan.
- And what we know in those periods is that when you get into a financial crisis, the inside net worth of borrowers becomes very, very important.
- So it is venture lenders do expect most often and there's some exceptions that companies will spend into their money and be a net borrower.
- This is just a a borrower came in one day.
Examples
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At the institutional level, the mechanisms in place to support student borrowers often vary greatly across community colleges.
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When mortgage rates fall, the same cash flow will allow a borrower to spend more on housing.
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Collectively, these institutional factors can significantly influence the borrower behaviors of community college students.
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As a result, when markets suddenly dry up, borrowers are left screaming for dollars.
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Researchers now say that the income of all our borrowers is steadily increasing.
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The federal rate is based on borrowers who have been in repayment for three years.
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It can provide an air, quote, significant relief to borrowers struggling to pay off their student debt.
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That's why Proverbs says the rich rules over the poor and the borrower is slave to the lender.
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You're one of the borrowers, aren't you?
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Many borrowers struggle to repay their loans after graduation.
Synonyms
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4.1
A person or organization that owes money to someone else
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7.4
A person who borrows money using a house or property as security
A person who owes money to another
Antonyms
How Indebted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Borrower comes from the verb borrow plus the agent ending -er, so it simply means 'one who takes something and will give it back'. The verb borrow goes back to an old English word meaning 'to give as a pledge' or 'to lend', which explains why a borrower takes a loan with the idea of returning it.