The phrase "a loan system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a structured method or framework for providing loans, typically in financial contexts.
Example: "The bank has implemented a new loan system to streamline the application process for customers."
Alternatives: "lending framework" or "credit system".
This season a loan system is being expanded.
It comes amid a growing backlash from young people against George Osborne's budget last week in which he announced welfare cuts that will hit many young families, ended automatic entitlement to housing benefit for those aged 18 to 21, and replaced maintenance grants for students with a loan system.
Would it be a good investment?" Against this backdrop of financial fears, universities are expressing concern about an alarming dip in the number of home students progressing on to postgraduate taught study, calling on the government to introduce a loan system to halt a 12% decline over the last three years.
"If we have 2,000 undergraduates that now no longer have access to a loan system in the UK to come here and study, then the choice is either to pay full international fees without a loan scheme or to go to university in their own country.
However, Dundon told USA Today that unless a loan system to allow the AAF to use young players already signed to NFL teams could be promptly installed, in effect turning it into a baseball-style minor league or a domestic version of the defunct NFL Europe, he did not see a future.
"A progressive tax would be a signal of a just society where the people who benefit the most pay more". But the University and College Union said a graduate tax was "not necessarily a very fair system" and poorer students would probably end up paying a higher percentage of their earnings than through a loan system.
Replaces back payments of income support and related benefits to refugees with a loans system.
Raising the cap on tuition fees while trying to design a loans system that is workable and progressive looks like a reasonable solution to the funding crunch caused by massively expanding higher education.But if in a few years' time, it turns out to have deterred lots of poorer students from applying to university, that will be a bad thing.
Action Against Hunger provided the initial start-up materials and is helping them get going with a loans system that will grow their profits before they're redistributed.
Dr. Vincent knew that fishers in Philippines relied on seahorses for a living and could not afford to conserve the species, so she and the villagers built "grow out cages" for seahorses and organized a loan-system in Philippines.
To their surprise, college and university officials, frustrated by a guaranteed loan system the Government Accountability Office labeled a "complicated, cumbersome process" involving thousands of middlemen, fought back.
