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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a loan at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the terms or conditions of a loan, particularly in relation to interest rates or fees.
Example: "She was offered a loan at a competitive interest rate, making it easier for her to finance her new home."
Alternatives: "a loan with" or "a loan for".
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Instead you'll be offered a loan at a much higher rate.
Before credit cards existed, a buyer could arrange a loan at a bank.
"Now, you can get a loan at 680, but the rate will be higher".
Lim would also give Valencia a loan at a higher interest rate than the one he is negotiating from Bankia.
People flagged as untrustworthy by the Mechanical Turks were less likely than others to be offered a loan at all.
Investors would buy a loan at a discount, hoping to receive full repayment when the loan matured.
"It's going to be a loan at lower interest rates with a caveat to pay it back".
Mortgage industry executives said that change could significantly affect borrowers who make upfront payments, known as "points," to qualify for a loan at a competitive interest rate.
Know what you want — and communicate it: AmericanWay was very clear in its pitch that it was looking for a loan at a certain interest rate.
A foundation may, for example, offer a business a loan at a below-market interest rate to spur it to build a factory in an economically blighted neighborhood.
Many people wrongly assume they cannot qualify for a loan at all, she said, "but 30 percent of the time — maybe 40 — they'll qualify.
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