1590s; see disburse + -ment.

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A transaction that occurs when a lender releases loan funds.

A cash expenditure for the purpose of settling a debt.

Definition Paying out in the discharge of a debt or expense.

Disbursement is the release of loan funds to the school for delivery to the borrower. The payment will be made co-payable to the student and the school. Loan funds are first credited to the student's account for payment of tuition, fees, room and board and other school charges. Any excess funds are then paid to the student in cash or by check. [..]

Payment by cash or check.

An accounting and financial term used to describe the actual payout or drawdown of cash under a loan agreement (i.e. buyer credit). Most projects or capital goods contracts of any size provide for exp [..]

An accounting and financial term used to describe the actual payout or drawdowns of cash under a loan agreement.

The process by which financial aid funds are made available to students for use in meeting educational and related living expenses. Funds may be disbursed directly to the student, or applied to the st [..]

A charge made for any service provided which is not covered by the service or discount charges. Examples include charges for same day transfers, solicitor letters etc.

Payment by cash, warrant, check, journal voucher, ACH, or any other technological payment method.

Loan funds paid out to borrower.

Students receive their federal student loans in one, or generally more than one, disbursement. This is a portion of a loan that the school pays either directly to the borrower or by applying it to the [..]

A disbursement is a payment made on behalf of another person for which reimbursement in the future is expected. In a law suit, disbursements may be made by a lawyer on behalf of a client for expenses [..]

Payment of financial aid to a student’s account by a school.

(n) amounts paid for goods and services that may be currently tax deductible (as opposed to capital expenditures)(n) the act of spending or disbursing money

A term used in accounting and finance to indicate the actual cash disbursements.

Disbursement is the payment of student aid funds. After student aid funds are applied to institutional charges such as tuition, fees, room and board, any remaining funds are refunded to the student to [..]

The issuance of funds.

The payment of money.

n. desembolso

This typically refers to the transfer of funds from a lender to the school, or from the school to the student.

Disbursement is the transfer of loan funds from a lender or U.S. Department of Education to the school.

Payment of federal student aid funds to the borrower by the school. Students generally receive their federal student loan in two or more disbursements.

The paying of money. Sum of money paid out.

The court’s distribution of money that it receives through fines or bail to the people that, according to the law, should get the money.

Money paid out on behalf of another. In a solicitor's bill, a disbursement may include payments made on lodging documents, or stamp duty, or medical reports, for example.

 investments made by private equity funds into their portfolio companies.

Payment by cash or check.

Monies paid out, for example by a solicitor, to cover costs incurred on a clients behalf, such as court fees.

The process of releasing payment to the State, CP or Other Jurisdiction.

The release of loan funds to the school by the lender for the borrower.

Payment by cash, warrant, check, journal voucher, ACH, or any other technological payment method approved by OFM.

The paying out of collected child support funds.

The process by which funds are made available to students for use in meeting educational expenses. Financial aid funds and direct payments are disbursed to each student’s account (administered by the Bursar) to first pay any billed charges: tuition, fees, room & board, and any incidental expenses such as college health insurance. Any funds in e [..]

Payments made by ADE to the subrecipient for a grant/project. They are also known as Disbursed Warrants. 

The release of loan funds to the school for delivery to the borrower. Disbursements for most loans are made in equal multiple installments, and made co-payable to the borrower and the school.

The process of releasing the financial aid funds for delivery to the borrower. The funds are first credited to the students account to pay for their tuition, fees, room and board. Any excess funds are then refunded to the student by direct deposit or check. The disbursements are made in two equal installments; one installment for fall semester and [..]

The payment of financial aid and scholarship funds to help pay university charges and/or direct deposited to your designated bank account. Usually, you receive one disbursement each semester. 

The payment of funds from the Department of Education to the university.

The release of loan funds to the school for delivery to the borrower. Disbursements for most loans are made in equal multiple installments, and made co-payable to the borrower and the school.

the release of financial aid funds to individual student accounts; funds are disbursed when the student's financial aid file is complete and registration has been verified.

The release of loan funds to K-State for delivery to the borrower. Disbursements are usually made in equal multiple installments co-payable to the borrower and K-State.

The release of loan funds to the school for delivery to the borrower. The payment will be made co-payable to the student and the school. Loan funds are first credited to the student's account for [..]

The process of "disbursing" or applying financial aid to a student's UAA account.

Disbursement is the process by which financial assistance (grants, scholarships and loans) are applied to the student’s university account.

The release of financial aid funds to individual student accounts. Funds are disbursed when the student's financial aid file is complete and registration has been verified.

 The actual payment of loan funds sent from the Department of Education and credited to the student account.

The funding of a student loan from the lender to the school. The actual transaction that transfers the net loan proceeds from the lender to the borrower’s college or university.

 The lender's payment of loan funds to the school. Payment is made by electronic funds transfer (EFT). Disbursement is usually made in two or more installments during the year.

The process by which financial funds are made available to students for use in meeting educational expenses. Funds are applied directly to the student’s account, although some funds may be disbursed d [..]

the payment of financial aid funds to a student or student account.

Disbursement is the release of loan funds to the school for the enrolled student. The payments are made in two to three installments, one for each semester.

The process by which financial aid is applied toward a student's postsecondary educational and related living expenses

When loan proceeds are paid by the school to the student or parent borrower.

The date on which the loan funds are released to the College for payment.

The release of loan funds to the school for delivery to the borrower. Disbursements for most loans are made in equal multiple installments.

Disbursement is the release of funds from the school to the student or borrower. Funds are first credited to the student's account for payment of tuition, fees, room and board (if applicable). An [..]

Disbursement is when a student’s federal loan funds are sent to the school.  Loan payments are made to both the student and the school (co-pay).  These funds cover educational costs (tuition, fees, et [..]

Payment of loan proceeds by the lender to the college or during consolidation to the loan holders. During consolidation, this term refers to sending payoffs to the loan holders of the underlying loans [..]

A disbursement is a payment of money.

The release of loan funds. In most cases loans are disbursed in two equal installments.

When your financial aid is applied to your institutional student account. Your financial aid will disburse to your account, pay any outstanding charges you have, and any remaining financial aid will b [..]

Disbursement occurs when the Financial Aid Office releases scholarships, grants and/or loans as payment towards the student’s myZou account. Visit the Financial Aid Office website to learn more about how financial aid funds are applied.