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Deferment1 the action or fact of putting something off to a later time; postponement deferment of the decision
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Deferment1610s, from defer (v.1) + -ment. As a word for "conditional exemption from a military draft" it dates to 1918, American English.
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DefermentAn approved temporary suspension of loan payments based on certain events and criteria.
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DefermentA student who is made an offer of admission to a program may take up the offer at a future date. A student may defer when initially offered a position (from school or elsewhere) or during a period of [..]
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DefermentDefinition noun
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DefermentOccurs when a borrower is allowed to postpone repaying the loan. If you have a subsidized loan, the federal government pays the interest charges during the deferment period. If you have an unsubsidized loan, you are responsible for the interest that accrues during the deferment period. You can still postpone paying the interest charges by capitaliz [..]
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DefermentPostpones a payment and extends the life of the loan with or without extra interest. Auto loan companies usually offer the option several times during the life of a loan. Student loans typically defer payments until 6 months after a student has graduated.
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DefermentPeriod of time when loan payments (including principal and interest) are temporarily delayed.
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DefermentA limited period of time during which you may postpone your federally guaranteed loan. The interest on unsubsidized loans continues to accrue during deferment and is capitalized (added to the principa [..]
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DefermentDeferment allows one to delay starting the loan repayment process. To qualify for deferment, one must contact either the school’s financial aid office, the loan servicer, or both, depending on the typ [..]
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DefermentA postponement of loan repayment, often allowed by the lender during the duration of a student's education and for certain post-college programs such as the Peace Corps. Students may also request [..]
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DefermentDeferment means putting off to a future time. The term has different meaning in different context. With regard to properties, it refers to postponement of vesting or enjoyment of an estate. In militar [..]
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DefermentA postponement of payment on an education loan that is allowed under certain conditions.
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DefermentThe postponement of the commencement of a program of study usually for no more than one year. Persons offered a place in an undergraduate award program may defer initial enrolment for one year. Such p [..]
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Deferment(n) act of putting off to a future time
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DefermentQTAC: where a QTAC offered applicant wishes to delay the start of their studies at QUT. Exams and assessment: where any component of assessed work within a unit of study is approved to be done by a sp [..]
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DefermentA deferment is a temporary suspension of the obligation to repay a debt, such as an in-school deferment or economic hardship deferment. The federal government pays the interest on subsidized loans dur [..]
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Defermentn. (loan repayment) aplazamiento de pago
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Defermentn. aplazamiento por dificultades económicas
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Defermentn. aplazamiento por estudios
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Defermentn. aplazamiento por desempleo
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DefermentYou may be able to select alternative methods of time-lines for payment of your tuition. You won't know that unless you contact the Bursar's Office and a financial aid officer. Don't wa [..]
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DefermentVictoria University guarantees a one year deferment for all commencing students in higher education and TAFE. Whilst this is a guaranteed deferment from the University, not all courses will be availab [..]
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DefermentA postponement of payments on a federal student loan that the loan borrower is entitled to if the borrower meets deferment criteria established by federal regulation.
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DefermentA temporary postponement of payments of principal and/or interest on a loan. A deferment is an entitlement, meaning it must be granted by the lender or servicer if you qualify. Stafford loans and most private student loans offer deferment options while you are in school - but interest may be adding up. Make sure you ask if it is.
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DefermentThis authorized temporary suspension of repayment is granted only under certain circumstances. For subsidized federal loans, the government pays the interest during a deferment. For all other loans, t [..]
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DefermentA postponement of payment on a loan that is allowed under certain conditions and during which interest does not accrue on Direct Subsidized Loans, Subsidized Federal Stafford Loans, and Federal Perkins Loans. All other federal student loans that are deferred will continue to accrue interest. Any unpaid interest that accrued during the deferment per [..]
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DefermentThe deferral of payments to the end of the contract, causing an extension of the scheduled contract maturity date.
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DefermentPeriod during which a borrower who meets certain criteria may suspend loan payments. On some student loans the federal government pays the interest. In other cases, interest accrues and the borrower is responsible to pay it after the deferment period ends.
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DefermentA specified period during which a borrower does not have to repay a loan.
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DefermentA postponement of required payments on a loan, allowed under certain conditions (such as graduate school enrollment). During a deferment, interest does not accrue on Direct Subsidized Loans or Federal Perkins Loans; all other federal student loans will continue to accrue interest. Any unpaid interest accrued during the deferment period may be added [..]
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DefermentA period during which a borrower, who meets certain criteria, may suspend loan payments. For some types of loans, the federal government pays the interest during a deferment. On others, the interest accrues and is capitalized and the borrower is responsible for paying it. To have your loans deferred you must first contact your lender and be approve [..]
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DefermentA postponement of payment on a loan that is allowed under certain conditions.
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DefermentA deferment is the postponement of the payments on a student loan. Most deferments are legal entitlements; if you meet the deferment criteria and apply for it properly, the deferment must be granted t [..]
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DefermentA deferment is an approved pause in repaying a student loan. For example, students may seek a deferment on undergraduate loan payments while in graduate school.
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DefermentAn authorized period of time during which a borrower may postpone principal and interest payments. Deferments are available while borrowers are in school at least half time, enrolled in a graduate fel [..]
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Deferment
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DefermentDeferment occurs when a borrower is allowed to postpone repaying a loan. If you have a subsidized loan, the federal government pays the interest charges during the deferment period. If you have an uns [..]
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DefermentA condition during which payments of principal are not required, and, for Federal Perkins and subsidized Federal Stafford and Direct Subsidized Loans, interest does not accrue. The repayment period is extended by the length of the deferment period.
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DefermentA period during which a borrower, who meets certain criteria, may suspend loan payments. For some loans the federal government pays the interest during a deferment. On others, the interest accrues and is capitalized, and the borrower is responsible for paying it.
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DefermentOccurs when a borrower is allowed to postpone repaying the loan. If you have a subsidized loan, the federal government pays the interest charges during the deferment period. If you have an unsubsidize [..]
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DefermentA postponement of payment on a loan that is allowed under certain conditions and during which interest does not accrue on Direct Subsidized Loans, Subsidized Federal Stafford Loans, and Federal Perkins Loans. All other federal student loans that are deferred will continue to accrue interest. Any unpaid interest that accrued during the deferment per [..]
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DefermentA postponement of payment on a loan that is allowed under certain conditions and during which interest does not accrue on Direct Subsidized Loans, Subsidized Federal Stafford Loans, and Federal Perkin [..]
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DefermentTime frame in which you postpone repayment on your loan, under certain conditions, with permission from the lender.
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DefermentA time during which the borrower is not required to make payment. During deferment, interest will accrue on the loan, although the borrower is not obligated to make payment on the loan amount.
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DefermentThe temporary postponement of loan payments for a limited period of time. Deferments, allowed for specific borrower activities, extend the loan repayment period by the length of the deferment period.
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Deferment An approved postponement of payment on student loans for a specified period, to which the borrower is entitled.
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DefermentThe postponement of the commencement of an undergraduate program usually for no more than one year.
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Deferment A postponement of payment on a loan that is allowed under certain conditions and during which interest does not accrue on Direct Subsidized Loans, Subsidized Federal Stafford Loans, and Federal Perki [..]
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DefermentA period in which no payment is required on a loan. Quite literally, the requirement of repayment is ‘put aside’ officially by a lender or loan servicer. For example, a borrower may not be required to [..]
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Deferment The option to postpone repayment for a period of time, under certain conditions, with permission from the lender.
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DefermentPeriod during which the repayment of loan is suspended because the borrower meets certain eligibility requirements (e.g. enrolled in college at least half-time).
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DefermentThis is an authorized period of time during which a borrower may postpone principal and interest payments. Deferments are available to borrowers who are in school at least half time, enro [..]
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Defermentwhen a borrower is allowed to postpone repayment of a student loan. Most federal loan programs allow students to defer their loans while they are in school at least half-time (6 or more credit hours).
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DefermentThe temporary postponement of loan payments.
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DefermentDeferment occurs when a borrower is allowed to postpone repayment of a student loan. For example, some federal loan programs allow students to defer their loans while they are in school. Other loan pr [..]
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DefermentTemporary postponement of loan payments. Interest on unsubsidized loans continues to accumulate during deferment.
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DefermentA deferment is a postponement of payment on a federal loan that is allowed under certain conditions and during which the government pays the interest on any subsidized loans. The borrower is responsib [..]
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Defermenta period of time during repayment in which the borrower may postpone payment of principal (and sometimes interest) for a specific time period when the borrower meets certain eligibility requirements.
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DefermentAn approved temporary suspension of loan payments based on certain events and criteria. Interest on unsubsidized loans continues to accumulate during deferment.
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DefermentThis occurs when the lender allows the borrower postponement on loan payments. The borrower must usually satisfy specific eligibility requirements for a loan deferment. Loan deferments are used by m [..]
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DefermentA deferment is a temporary suspension of loan payments for specific situations such as enrollment in school, unemployment, or economic hardship.
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Deferment The temporary postponement of loan payments for a [..]
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DefermentA postponement of payment on a loan that is allowed under certain conditions and during which interest does not accrue on Direct Subsidized Loans, Subsidized Federal Stafford Loans, and Federal Perkin [..]
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Deferment
An act or instance of deferring or putting off.
Officially sanctioned postponement of compulsory military service.
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DefermentThe postponement or delay of grazing to achieve a specific management objective (see also
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