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Normally, auto makers restrict no-interest deals to longer-term loans of 60 or 72 months.

Toyota Distributor Offers Sales Incentives Neal E. Boudette 2011

He shared intelligence, not yet fully confirmed, that Dmitri Shepilov, the Soviet foreign minister, had allegedly offered Egypt a no-interest loan of $400 million for sixty years to build the Aswan Dam, and the Soviet Union would cancel the debt resulting from the arms sold to Egypt the previous year.

Eisenhower 1956 David A. Nichols 2011

To this day Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase and other banks borrow billions from the government through no-interest loans, then loan the money back to the government at interest.

Ned Ryun: OWS and Tea Party Agree: Big Banks Are a Big Problem Ned Ryun 2011

That's because from 1862 to 1971, paper currency in circulation had the legal status of a no-interest loan from the government to the holder.

The U.S. balance sheet includes billions in 'old debt' 2011

To this day Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase and other banks borrow billions from the government through no-interest loans, then loan the money back to the government at interest.

Ned Ryun: OWS and Tea Party Agree: Big Banks Are a Big Problem Ned Ryun 2011

To this day Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase and other banks borrow billions from the government through no-interest loans, then loan the money back to the government at interest.

Ned Ryun: OWS and Tea Party Agree: Big Banks Are a Big Problem Ned Ryun 2011

Only if you remember or bother to pay in full by the end of the no-interest grace period.

Twenty-Three Ways Your Laziness Is Costing You Money 2011

GM cut buyer discounts by hundreds of dollars in March and April and shortened terms on no-interest loans compared to earlier in the year, several GM dealers said.

Gas Prices Aid April Car Sales Mike Ramsey 2011

To this day Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase and other banks borrow billions from the government through no-interest loans, then loan the money back to the government at interest.

Ned Ryun: OWS and Tea Party Agree: Big Banks Are a Big Problem Ned Ryun 2011

That's because from 1862 to 1971, paper currency in circulation had the legal status of a no-interest loan from the government to the holder.

The U.S. balance sheet includes billions in 'old debt' 2011