borrowing

Preposition: of

• £100,000: This mortgage is available for borrowing of £100,000 or more and for LTV's of up to 90 % .

Converse of object

• repay: In the short term the proceeds will be used to repay borrowings within the Group.

Adjective modifier

• prudential: Any new projects should be paid for by prudential borrowing ).
• unsecured: Increasing numbers of young people are failing to stay on top of their unsecured borrowings.
• lexical: There have been many lexical borrowings from Native Indian words although some have been adapted.
• secured: And converting debt into secured borrowing, such as a mortgage, puts the property at risk if the borrower defaults.
• net: Interest The interest charge for the year of £ 4.1 million reflects the reduction in net borrowings through the year.
• short-term: There were also £ 301 million short-term commercial paper borrowings, all sterling denominated.

Modifies a noun

• privilege: Borrowing privileges are available for an annual charge of £ 50.
• entitlement: Borrowing entitlements The Standard Loan period is four weeks, with two renewals permitted provided the book has not been reserved.
• money: Borrowing money, from a bank or from an LLC member.
• limit: In addition, each division operates within annual borrowing limits.
• approval: The report will change the borrowing approval to a direct grant to local authorities.
• cost: A free quote arranged by Chance for loans will enable you to know how much will be the borrowing cost.

Noun used with modifier

• vacation: Vacation borrowing starts on the Monday of the final week of Full Term.
• currency: No foreign currency borrowing has received exchange cover since 1987 and none is planned.
• mortgage: Mortgage borrowing reached a 10-year high in March, according to the latest figures released by the Bank of England.
• bank: As a prelude to exit and to pay off bank borrowings we decided to float on the Stock Exchange.
• consumer: Consumer borrowing rose at an annual rate of 5.7 % in June, up from a 3.3 % increase in May.
• government: Government borrowing is £ 100 million higher than forecast only a month ago.