Forbearance in a sentence

The percentage of loans in forbearance for depository servicers increased to 7.49 percent, and the percentage of loans in forbearance for independent mortgage bank (IMB) servicers decreased to 7.41 percent.

This option will help homeowners who have been granted emergency forbearance the ability to reinstate their loans after forbearance ends by authorizing servicers to advance funds on their behalf.

And then in terms of just I'm not sure – and this is longer term, but the forbearance and the tool as it is with the GSEs, I actually think that's going to be a common occurrence around events.

But extending respect, restraint and forbearance is tough.

But interest may still accrue during the forbearance period, and those missed payments are not forgiven – the borrower will have to make up any lost payments and interest at some point during the life of the loan.

That many people know Daryl's history, having witnessed formative moments in early episodes of the original series, buys the show some forbearance.

He had the forbearance of a monk – a handsome monk.

He said that the celebration of Eid, as stated in the scriptures, was not merely a fanfare but an admonition to the people to have forbearance and show compassion in every situation.

The Bishops also addressed the strained relationship among the various arms of government, calling for institutional forbearance and mutual respect.

Those programs are legitimate, Ringer said, but she’d also like to see more support for individual fishermen, too — ideas like direct aid, or loan forbearance.

Additionally, the company announced a to flexibilities that enable lenders to sell to Fannie Mae single-family loans currently in forbearance.

A few updates that we have made to support our members include adjustments to our collateral eligibility guidelines to align with our members who are implementing loan forbearance or loan modification agreements for their borrowers.

A forbearance can be approved for up to 180 days.

Another big factor in credit union budgets, she says, will be the amount of relief they provide to hard-pressed borrowers through mortgage forbearance or extensions on consumer loans.

Assuming the editor’s forbearance, I will also review, in a subsequent essay, several of the actors who played Holmes or Watson to judge how true they were to either Gillette’s or Arthur Conan Doyle’s artistic vision.

Banks are now holding tens of billions of dollars of loans that appeared healthy in March, but are now in forbearance or deferral because those borrowers can no longer pay.

Executives have said that many consumers who signed up for forbearance still made payments in the second quarter as federal stimulus checks and unemployment benefits helped prop them up.

Forbearance is also available after that point, but the unpaid interest will have capitalized.

For example, the volume of debtors that benefited from forbearance concessions “increased markedly”.

He said: “People of all faiths have shown enormous patience and forbearance, unable to mark Easter, Passover, Ramadan or Vaisakhi with friends and family in the traditional way.