Put simply, it hasn't. Loan repayments stopped in 1934 and have never restarted.
The official government statement on this is "Neither the debt owed to the United States by the UK nor the larger debts owed by other countries to the UK have been serviced since 1934, nor have they been written off."
Early in 2005.
by working off their debt to the U.S. when they finally accepted post war reparations, when the U.S. lent them money
the u.s was neutral in the beginning of WWI. People supported different sides but the u.s was fair and friendly to both sides cncerned in the war. the u.s help Britain by lending supplies but only if they could pay for them and come to American ports to get them.
Quite a bit. The UK became one of the largest debtors in the world. One of the reasons the Germans were hit so hard with reparations in the Treaty of Versailles was because the Brits and French were determined to make the Germans pay off their respective debts, especially to the United States.
Borrowed more money.
no it didn't. it still needs to pay 154 millon pounds of debt.
To have Great Britain Pay for it
Early in 2005.
they had to pay for the soldiers to have food place to stay for them to go to war
yes, no, i don't know
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Because they wanted the American's to pay off the debt from The French and Indian War, so they "trapped" them.
Pay off his father's debt
Pay it off
That means you pay off part of your debt.That means you pay off part of your debt.That means you pay off part of your debt.That means you pay off part of your debt.
No, you cannot use a Stafford student loan to pay off personal debt. The only debt that should be paid off with an educational Stafford loan is your college debt.