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• a  not current or belonging to the present time

• Writers who turn out one important book and then fade out quickly join the "noncurrent" (i.
• Just lately Who's Who in America wrote Hough saying ("This is delicately put," Hough notes) that he was being placed in their "noncurrent category.
• The sum now appears on ITT's balance sheets as a "noncurrent receivable," which theoretically means that the company expects to collect it in full at some future date.

• current

News & Articles

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• Mortgage delinquencies suddenly spike
  After five straight months of improvement, noncurrent loans rose dramatically in June, according to a new report.
  July 25, 2013 - CNBC
• Mortgage delinquencies take a sharp turn up
  After five months of improvement, noncurrent loans rose dramatically in June, according to a new report. It follows other data showing that nearly half of loans modified under the administration's housing rescue program defaulted again.
  July 25, 2013 - CNBC