Look up: arrears

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   Arrears
   Contracted mortgage payment not made by the due date. Applicants who have arrears on a current mortgage may experience problems if attempting to arrange a new mortgage through the mainstream lenders. A number of lenders do, however, specialise in this area of the market and their details can be found in the arrears section of the moneynet site.
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   Arrears
   When mortgage payments have not been paid on time or are not made at the correct amount you are said to be in arrears. Borrowers with a history of mortgage arrears will find it harder to get a new mortgage with their current lender or a new lender in the future. However, there are a number of lenders who will consider lending to credit individuals
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   arrears
   [n] - the state of being behind in payments 2. [n] - an unpaid overdue debt
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   Arrears
   Amount overdue as a result of being behind payments.
   Found on http://www.cccs.co.uk/glossary/glossary.
   
   
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   Arrears
   These are the sum total of late or overdue payments for a mortgage, ground rent and maintenance charges, or any other regular payment. Some insurance policies will automatically be voided if you fall into arrears.
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   Arrears
   The amount that a repayment has fallen behind schedule, this is often measured in months or monetary value.
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   Arrears
   If you fail to keep up your monthly mortgage repayments, you fall into arrears
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   Arrears
   Mortgage payments that have not been made by the due date in accordance with the mortgage deed agreed by the policy holder and the lender
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   Arrears
   Another word for grace copies
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    Arrears
    This is a term used when a debt has not been paid on time and the payments become overdue. If the debt is not paid then action may be taken against you to reclaim the money.
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    Arrears
    A late payment, or a payment after the event, for example most salaries are paid 'monthly in arrears' - I.e. the first payment is one month after commencement of work.
    Found on http://www.carinsurances.co.uk/glossary.
    
    
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    arrears
    in accounting and finance, the term for amounts which are due and not get paid at the date fixed for payment....Similarly, a bond or preferred stock on which interest or dividends due have not been p aid.. Category: Commerce - movement of goods
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    Arrears
    Is money that is not paid when it is due. It is usually the sum of a series of unpaid amounts, like rent, installments on an account or promissory note, or alimony. These are sometimes called 'arrearages.'
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    arrears
    noun an unpaid overdue debt
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    arrears
    noun the state of being behind in payments; `an account in arrears`
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    Arrears
    An unpaid or overdue debt. The state of being behind in payments. :: Office of the Revenue Commissioners (10th Edition)
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    Arrears
    `Arrears`, or `arrearages` is a legal term for a type of debt which is overdue after missing an expected payment. Arrears accrue from the date on the first missed payment was due. The term is often used to describe being late with rent, royalties (or other contractual payments), child support, or other legal financial obligation. This should not be confused with the singular `arrear`, which is usually used to describe contractual entitlements w...
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    arrears
    
    1. the state of being behind in payments
    2. an unpaid overdue debt
    
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    Arrears
    A debt that is not paid on the due date accumulates as 'arrears'. E.g., if a tenant doesn't pay rent, the debt still exists and is referred to as 'arrears'. Also used to describe child or spousal maintenance or support which is not paid by the due date.
    Found on http://www.lectlaw.com/def/a129.htm
    
    
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    Arrears
    (n) Arrears is the amount due to a person or entity by virtue of an agreement or obligation which is not paid or otherwise settled as on that date. Eg. Salary arrears, rent arrears etc. The term is associated with liability on account of regular services or obligations.
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