loan at interest

More if it's bought with a loan at interest.

Almost all loans at interest are made in money, either of paper, or of gold and silver.

This is because when money comes into existence it is created by loans at interest.

The systemic problem arises out of the fact that the debt is loaned at interest.

Now classified as a richer country, China will have to compete for loans at interest rates closer to what commercial banks charge.

Many of Providian's customers will be paying off their loans at interest rates close to 20 percent for the rest of their lives.

In 1973, Yale University, using its own money, began offering students the option of repaying loans at interest rates based on their incomes after graduation.

The responsibility of these loans rests not just with the borrowers but with those that actively promote the loans at interest.

Most people who apply for help are sent first to the loan desk, to see whether they might qualify for loans at interest rates from 4 to 8 percent.

And manufacturers, who must re-equip their plants to compete with larger, more efficient producers abroad, still have trouble finding commercial bank loans at interest rates below 25 percent.

Bankers who had been threatening first became willing to extend the outstanding mortgages, and to even offer new loans at interest rates so cheap they were unheard of.

At schools with default rates of 3 percent to 5 percent, students could obtain loans at interest rates of 9 percent to 12 percent.

This term can be applied to criminal loan sharks who act as lenders of last resort, offering loans at interest rates so high as to be considered usury.

The child-care company's association with the financial-services and other companies also made it difficult to get bank loans at interest rates as low as if the company stood alone, Kinder-Care executives said.

And new borrowers are offered loans at interest rates as low as 8 percent, more than 4 percentage points lower than the rates paid by most of the Farm Credit System's borrowers in this region.

Consolidating the bills into student loans at interest rates of 7 to 9 percent may be a less painful way to pay off the cards, most of which charge interest rates of 15 to 20 percent.

The recipients of loans have benefited from the guarantees as they have been granted loans at interest rates which are easier to bear than those that are granted on the basis of the much tougher market conditions.

Offering loans at interest and fee rates of 37% mean that borrowers who do not manage to earn at least a 37% rate of return may actually end up poorer as a result of accepting the loans.

In spite of all these restrictions designed to restrain, if not to suppress money lending, Louis IX of France (1226-70), with his ardent piety and his submission to the Church, unreservedly condemned loans at interest.

The incentives, including loans at interest rates as low as 1.9 percent and rebates of up to $1,000, seem certain to produce a third-quarter operating loss at G.M. Chrysler said it would study the G.M. move, and Ford had no comment.

The enterprise of the temples was expanded to the furnishing of loans at interest--in later periods, at 20%--to barter in slaves, to dealings in lands, besides engaging labor for work of all kinds directly needed for the temples.

He attempted to create a 'soft-loan' fund, which would offer loans at interest rates below market rates to be administered by the United Nations, but was systematically blocked by the United States and the United Kingdom, who wished to retain control of money flowing out of the UN.