Title 7 › CHAPTER 31 — RURAL ELECTRIFICATION AND TELEPHONE SERVICE › SUBCHAPTER III — RURAL ELECTRIC AND TELEPHONE DIRECT LOAN PROGRAMS › § 932
The fund must pay for borrowings and other debts tied to electrification and telephone loan work. When the Secretary borrows from the Treasury to get money for loans under sections 904, 905, and 922, those borrowings and other liabilities from those loan activities must come out of the fund. The fund’s money can only be used for loan-related items. That includes loans that could be insured under this subchapter (and advances or earlier loans made as of May 11, 1973, under sections 904, 905, and 922); paying principal (without interest) on existing Treasury loans for electrification and telephone purposes and paying principal and interest on loans under section 934(a) when due; payments to holders of insured notes (which can wait until due or the next scheduled remittance); payments for defaulted notes or full balances if assigned to the Secretary; buying notes under insurance contracts; making payments required by guarantees; and costs like taxes, insurance, prior liens, credit reports, inspections, appraisals, loan servicing, consulting, other services and advances allowed under section 907, including costs to buy or run property under section 907. The Secretary must keep two separate accounts in the fund—one for electric loan operations and one for telephone loan operations (the telephone account excludes subchapter IV)—and each account’s assets can only be used for its type of loan work.
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7 U.S.C. § 932
Title 7, Agriculture
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Sep 23, 2026
Release point: 119-110