Examples of HEAL loans in a sentence
The contract may contain a limit on the duration of the contract and the number or amount of HEAL loans a lender may make or hold.
The applicant must develop and follow written procedures for servicing and collecting HEAL loans.
During each year of repayment, a borrower’s payments to all holders of his or her HEAL loans must total the interest that accrues during the year on all of the loans, unless the borrower, in the promissory note or other written agreement, agrees to make payments during any year or any repayment pe- riod in a lesser amount.
If the applicant uses procedures more stringent than those required by §§ 681.34 and 681.35 for its other loans of comparable dollar value, on which it has no Federal, State, or other third party guarantee, it must include those more stringent procedures in its writ- ten procedures for servicing and col- lecting its HEAL loans.
The lender may make HEAL loans only to an applicant that the lender has determined to be creditworthy.
As authorized by section 525 of the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2014, any repayment plan available under part B of title IV of the HEA (the Fed- eral Family Education Loan Program (FFELP)) is available for servicing, collecting, or enforcing HEAL loans.
All eligible loans made by a lender with this type of con- tract are insured immediately upon disbursement.(2) The Secretary will revoke the comprehensive contract of any lender who utilizes procedures which are in- consistent with the HEAL statute and regulations, the lender’s insurance con- tract, or its own loan management pro- cedures set forth in writing pursuant to § 681.31(c), and require that such lenders disburse HEAL loans only under a standard contract.
The co-sponsors may split up all remaining responsibilities by contractual agreement.
In no case may an eligible nonstu- dent borrower receive a loan that is greater than the sum of the HEAL in- surance premium plus the interest that is expected to accrue and must be paid on the borrower’s HEAL loans during the period for which the new loan is in- tended.
For example, 42 U.S.C.§ 292f(g) limits the circumstances in which a debtor may validly discharge Health Education Assistance Loans (HEAL loans) through the bankruptcy process.337 Modifying Section 523(a)(8) to make it easier to discharge non-HEAL loans without making further changes to the U.S. Code could lead to an arguably anomalous result in which debtors carrying non-HEAL loans are treated more favorably than debtors carrying HEAL loans.