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Debt service constant
A factor that, multiplied by the original loan principal, yields the annual debt service payment (principal plus interest) required to amortize a loan.
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Debt Service Fund - A fund into which the issuer makes periodic deposits to assure the timely availability of sufficient moneys for the payment of debt service requirements.

Debt Service: Debt service refers to the semi-annual amount of money needed to pay the interest and principal payments on a bond issue.

Debt Service
The schedule for repayment of interest and principal (or the scheduled sinking fund contribution) on an outstanding debt.

Debt service
Interest payment plus repayments of principal to creditors (retirement of debt).
Debt service coverage
The ratio of cash flow available to the borrower to the annual interest and principal payments on a loan or other debt.

debt service reserve fund
The fund into which are paid monies which are required by the trust agreement or indenture as a reserve against a temporary interruption in the receipt of the revenues or other amounts which are pledged for the payment of ...

Debt Service Coverage Ratio
Ratio of debt service obligations to net revenue.
Debt Service Requirements
Debt required to be paid to meet principal and interest payments as they fall due, generally in relation to a given period of time.

Debt Service
Cash required by a corporation or municipality to cover all interest and principal payments due in a given year, including sinking fund payments.
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Adjusted Basis
The base price that is used to assess capital gains and losses when a security is sold. When net proceeds are used for tax purposes, the commissions are deducted at the time of sale.

The conditions often include an historic and forecasted earnings coverage of debt service on the outstanding and the additional bonds. Additional bonds are usually, but not necessarily, on a parity with outstanding bonds.

debt service A series of periodic interest and principal payments on a debt. debt service coverage A measure of a company's or individual's ability to repay debt. Debt service... debt shelf This is a shelf registration for a bond offering.

Sources of revenue have included payments on various loans, credit card payments, mortgage payemts, rent, royalities, lotter payments, mortgage debt service, and rent from real estate.

The lease payments from the "city" to the agency are equal to the debt service. Callable Bond A bond that can be redeemed by the issuer prior to its maturity. Usually a premium is paid to the bond owner when the bond is called.

In 1919, it became the Public Debt Service, and in 1940, the agency acquired its current name. The agency holds around 140 auctions of Treasury securities every year, and also makes savings bonds available on a continuous basis all over the country.

This is accomplished by issuing a new bond issue and using the proceeds to purchase government obligations which will be escrowed and used to provide debt service on the original issue.

Advanced refund bonds - bonds whose debt service is paid by escrowed funds.
This eliminates a bond issue from the obligations of the issuer.
What happens is they issue new bonds, then buy government obligations with the proceeds.

Interest coverage is a measure of a company's ability to handle debt service, and tells investors whether the company is overburdened with debt. EBIT should be several times annual interest expenses, but the higher this ratio the better.

In this instance, a debt instrument is conveyed from a foreign source of cheaper debt service to a country paying more for debt/per USD.

See also: Debt, Interest, Issue, Bonds, Bond