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repay

[ri-pey] / rɪˈpeɪ /




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This option carries risk, especially if you don’t plan to stay in your full-time job long enough to repay the loan, or if you might leave the employer for other reasons.

From MarketWatch

“Investors are exposed to the risk of yen appreciation, which may cause losses when converting back to yen to repay the borrow.”

From Barron's

Banks say such rates are necessary because of the higher risk of loan losses from riskier borrowers who may not repay.

From The Wall Street Journal

The grants do not have to be repaid.

From Los Angeles Times

He also repaid half his salary to cover “minor items such as postage/delivery fees” and other personal expenses the company incurred, it says in a securities filing.

From The Wall Street Journal