In+arrears
21arrears — plural noun rent arrears in arrears Syn: money owing, outstanding payment(s), debt(s), liabilities, dues Ant: credit …
22arrears — UK [əˈrɪə(r)z] / US [əˈrɪrz] noun [plural] money that you owe because you have failed to make payments at the correct time tax/rent/payment arrears • in arrears …
23arrears — [əˈrɪəz] noun in arrears late in making a regular payment[/ex] We are writing to inform you that your mortgage payment is a month in arrears.[/ex] …
24Arrears Swap — An interest rate swap in which the floating payment is based on the interest rate at the end of the period. The payment is made at the end of the period, eliminating the time lag between setting the amount and paying it. This type of swap is… …
25arrears — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. pl. See debt. II (Roget s IV) pl.n. Syn. back payments, overdue debts, unpaid debts, outstanding debts, unfinished work, obligations, deficiency, unpaid bills, deficit, debit, claim, arrearage,… …
26arrears — plural noun payments or debts that are outstanding and due. Phrases in arrears (also chiefly Law in arrear) 1》 behind with paying money that is owed. ↘(of wages or rent) paid at the end of each period of work or occupation. 2》 (of a… …
27arrears — A liability that has not been settled by the due date. For example, cumulative preference shares entitle the shareholders to receive an annual fixed dividend. If this is not paid, the dividend is said to be in arrears and this fact must be… …
28arrears — A liability that has not been settled by the due date. For example, cumulative preference shares entitle the shareholders to receive an annual fixed dividend. If this is not paid, the dividend is said to be in arrears and this fact must be… …
29arrears — Payments past due, as arrears in alimony. Passed dividends on preferred stock. Anno: .25 ALR2d 802 …
30arrears — n.pl. an amount still outstanding or uncompleted, esp. work undone or a debt unpaid. Phrases and idioms: in arrears (or arrear) behindhand, esp. in payment. Derivatives: arrearage n. Etymology: ME (orig. as adv.) f. OF arere f. med.L adretro (as… …
