Payment of Veterans' Adjusted-service Certificates: Hearings Before the Committee on Finance, United States Senate, Seventy-first Congress, Third Session, Relative to Payment of Veterans' Adjusted-service Certificates. February 18, 1931, Volume 2U.S. Government Printing Office, 1931 - Disabled veterans |
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Page 145
... effect exceed 41⁄2 per centum per annum , compounded annually . If at the time of application to the Administrator of Veterans ' Affairs for a loan the prin- cipal and interest on or in respect of any prior loan under this section have ...
... effect exceed 41⁄2 per centum per annum , compounded annually . If at the time of application to the Administrator of Veterans ' Affairs for a loan the prin- cipal and interest on or in respect of any prior loan under this section have ...
Page 146
... effect the first class would be $ 3,409,250,000 ; for the second class it would require $ 2,770,714,605 ; for the ... effect shall not exceed 41⁄2 per cent per annum compounded annually . The sub- division further makes provision whereby ...
... effect the first class would be $ 3,409,250,000 ; for the second class it would require $ 2,770,714,605 ; for the ... effect shall not exceed 41⁄2 per cent per annum compounded annually . The sub- division further makes provision whereby ...
Page 147
... effects on the Government finances and public debt operations , I submit the following : The bill amends the war adjusted compensation act by increasing the loan value of certificates up to 50 per cent of their face value . As the face ...
... effects on the Government finances and public debt operations , I submit the following : The bill amends the war adjusted compensation act by increasing the loan value of certificates up to 50 per cent of their face value . As the face ...
Page 148
... effect of all these factors which make the problem of current financing extraordinarily difficult , particularly in view of the desirability of the Govern- ment's not making too great demands upon the investment market at this time . I ...
... effect of all these factors which make the problem of current financing extraordinarily difficult , particularly in view of the desirability of the Govern- ment's not making too great demands upon the investment market at this time . I ...
Page 149
... effect approximately 3,400,000 adjusted- service certificates with a maturity value of $ 3,423,000,000 and a loan value of , in round numbers , $ 730,000,000 . The bill proposes to increase this loan value to $ 1,711,500,000 . It is ...
... effect approximately 3,400,000 adjusted- service certificates with a maturity value of $ 3,423,000,000 and a loan value of , in round numbers , $ 730,000,000 . The bill proposes to increase this loan value to $ 1,711,500,000 . It is ...
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4½ per cent actuarial principles adjusted compensation act adjusted service certificate adjusted-service certificate fund Administrator of Veterans amended amount apply approximately assume become callable bill billion dollars cash cent interest centum per annum CHAIRMAN compounded annually Congress deficit discount or rediscount eligible endowment policy estimate face value FEBRUARY 18 Federal reserve act Federal reserve bank Federal Reserve Board financing Government life-insurance HINES increase the loan insurance fund interest rate legislation loan basis loan value March 15 number of veterans obligations outstanding payment premium present proposed public debt question rate of interest REED SMOOT refunding operations round numbers section 502 Senator BARKLEY Senator COUZENS Senator GEORGE Senator HARRISON Senator KING Senator LA FOLLETTE Senator REED Senator THOMAS Senator WALSH Senator WATSON service certificate fund short-term debt THOMAS of Idaho THOMAS of Oklahoma Undersecretary MILLS unemployment United States Government unpaid principal veterans borrowing WALSH of Massachusetts