Examples of 'years to repay' in a sentence

Meaning of "years to repay"

years to repay: This phrase typically denotes the amount of time required to completely pay off a debt, loan, or financial obligation. It indicates a prolonged period during which periodic payments must be made in order to settle the amount owed

How to use "years to repay" in a sentence

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years to repay
Working for years to repay their debt.
It would take hundreds of years to repay.
It will take you ten years to repay the investment on capital.
An overall loss was incurred which took many years to repay.
You are given six to ten years to repay the total amount.
He bought a slide trombone with money he borrowed, which would take him years to repay.
I have been waiting eight years to repay the hospitality.
A lot of student loans give you ten years to repay.
Firms now have ten years to repay loans obtained under this scheme instead of six.
It would take him years to repay.
You have 20 years to repay the outstanding balance.
The my mother has taken years to repay that.
Brazil has 25 years to repay the loans with an eight-year grace period.
We have just over two years to repay this.
Have up to 2 years to repay what you borrow.

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Recipient congregations will have up to five years to repay the loans.
You have up to 10 years to repay the amounts you withdrew.
The club then had an agreed upon a period of three years to repay its debt.
You have up to 15 years to repay what was withdrawn.
Interest rates are low, and you have years to repay.
Businesses will have up to five years to repay the loans, depending on the project.
These overruns took the taxpayers over 30 years to repay.
Up to a 8 years to repay your loan.
After six years, the entrepreneur has only two years to repay Impact Partners.
You have up to 15 years to repay the amount that you withdrew under the HBP.
However a much larger percentage take years to repay student debt.
You will then have 10 years to repay the withdrawal without penalty.
Most student loans give you 10 years to repay.
Under it, a borrower has 10 years to repay the total amount of his or her loan.
It usually takes victims between one and three years to repay debts to their sponsors.
Generally, you have up to 15 years to repay without interest the amounts you withdrew.
A loan? It would take him years to repay.
It took Haiti 122 years to repay its independence debt.
If not, they would have five years to repay the loan.
You will have up to 15 years to repay the money back to your RRSP.
Not great if you need more than 2 years to repay your debt.
Take as long as four years to repay the loan.
Businesses have up to five years to repay their loans.
And it takes years to repay.
Debtors have three to five years to repay their debts.
You typically have five years to repay the loan.
It will probably take about ten years to repay you for this with pizza.
Customers have up to 5 years to repay the loan.
In the end, it took me eleven years to repay my student loans.
You are given up to 10 years to repay your debt.
Students have up to 10 years to repay the loan.
It is going to take over 20 years to repay her loans.
There is a maximum of 10 years to repay this loan.
It 's gonna take years to repay you.
It 's going to take years to repay you.

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