borrowing percentage

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• borrowing base — USA In the context of asset based lending, the maximum amount of revolving loans that lenders are willing to lend to a borrower at a given point in time based on the value of certain assets of the borrower (rather than its cash flow). The… …   Law dictionary

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• annual percentage rate — A yearly interest rate that includes up front fees and costs paid to acquire the loan, calculated by taking the average compound interest rate over the term of the loan. Mortgage lenders are required to disclose the APR so that borrowers can more …   Law dictionary

• Annual Percentage Rate — ( APR) The APR is the interest rate figure that indicates the total cost of borrowing, including any charges. When you borrow money, every lender is required by law to quote this rate. The APR is the best way of comparing like with like. It was… …   Financial and business terms

• Annual Percentage Rate - APR — The annual rate that is charged for borrowing (or made by investing), expressed as a single percentage number that represents the actual yearly cost of funds over the term of a loan. This includes any fees or additional costs associated with the… …   Investment dictionary

• annual percentage rate — The actual cost of borrowing money, expressed in form of annual interest rate to make it easy for one to compare cost of borrowing money among several lenders or sellers on credit. Full disclosure of interest rate and other charges is required by …   Black's law dictionary

• annual percentage rate — The actual cost of borrowing money, expressed in form of annual interest rate to make it easy for one to compare cost of borrowing money among several lenders or sellers on credit. Full disclosure of interest rate and other charges is required by …   Black's law dictionary

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