The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will treat a delinquent loan as a cash withdrawal.
These days, though, banks demand bigger down-payments and better credit scores to lessen the risk of having to buy back a delinquent loan from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the now government-controlled agencies that securitise and guarantee most residential mortgages.
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To detect individuals with delinquent student loan obligations who attempt to obtain HUD loans.
Also in the group, Bank of the Philippine Islands boasts the lowest delinquent-loan ratio in the country.
But its 33% delinquent-loan ratio highest among local banks is eroding its capital and keeping it from lending.
To enable Education to identify postal employees delinquent on student loan obligations, and to initiate debt collection or salary offset.
To enable Education to identify civilian and military personnel, and retirees delinquent on student loan obligations and to initiate debt collection or salary offset.
Jennifer France became delinquent on her loan payments once, in 2009.
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Like it or not, interest rates are a risk management tool for lenders and if a borrower has become delinquent on a loan they need to have a last line of defense.
Foreclosures work differently from state to state, but the basics are pretty standard: When a homeowner starts missing mortgage payments, the bank gives notice to the homeowner and to the local government that the loan is delinquent.
Martinez, who led the department's probe of Jackson's death, testified that he suspected Murray's "severely distressed" financial situation -- including having his home in foreclosure, delinquent taxes, student-loan liens and unpaid child support -- could have led him to give Jackson unsafe treatments.
If a bank refinanced a loan that soon became delinquent, Fannie and Freddie would look for evidence that the bank had violated the representations and warranties it had made about the borrower and the property, and force it to buy the defective loan back.
To locate delinquent debtors from the Health Professions Student Loan and Nursing Student Loan programs.
Exactly 11% of all student loan balances are 90 or more days delinquent.
Despite the widespread defaults of recent years, the firm had only one mortgage sourced from PCG miss a payment and not a single loan to an investment banking client was delinquent.
About 27% percent of borrowers who have begun repaying their student loans are defined as delinquent, having at least one past-due student-loan account, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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The Bush administration is getting in on the act, putting forth a plan allowing risky loan holders to qualify for federal mortgage insurance even if they're delinquent.
Another possibility is to ensure all Texas homeowners the right to an installment agreement to pay back delinquent taxes and resolve the issue on their own without an expensive and risky property-tax loan.
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One cause was the continuing deterioration of loan performance as mortgage rates have risen: almost one in five subprime mortgages are now delinquent by more than 30 days or in foreclosure.
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