undated or perpetual bonds

perpetual loan

perpetual floating-rate note [ perpetual floating rate note | perpetual FRN | perpetual floater ]

borrowing [ fixed-interest loan | floating-rate loan ]

EU borrowing [ Community borrowing | European Union borrowing ]

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The perpetual deficit budgeting and running up of debt put us for all of those years in the unenviable position of having to borrow internationally—not desiring to borrow internationally, but having to borrow internationally—and we did.

If somebody takes out, for example, $30,000 in student loans, and if they take a vow of perpetual poverty or have little or no ability to find work due to unmarketable skills, or something to that effect, I don't think they should be forgiven that loan in three to five years, or 15, or maybe even 25.

6. Warns against continued disproportionate, across-the-board and badly targeted austerity measures undermining investment capacities of key economic players; strongly believes that European ‘project bonds’ can help unlock further financial resources to fund targeted European growth and innovation policies, to trigger the flow of private capital into real investment, and to safeguard the stability of the euro area and the sustainable coordination of the Member States’ budgetary discipline; expects the EC and the EIB to do their utmost to ensure a swift and successful implementation of a pilot phase in 2012-2013; recalls that the EU bu ...[+++]dget contribution remains capped and strictly limited and does not create any extra contingent liability on the EU budget; calls on the Commission to establish a sustainable growth and anticyclical facility of 1 % of GDP/year for 10 years;

(i) the amount of the borrowing, the currency in which it is denominated, the rate of interest and the maturity date or the fact that it is a perpetual issue;