The phrase "advertising loans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the promotion or marketing of loan products or services.
Example: "The bank is focusing on advertising loans to attract more customers during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "promoting loans" or "marketing loans".
Banks advertise loans for cattle traders.
An adjacent store, not affiliated with Redstone, advertises loans for people who "need money fast".
It costs the price of a costume - industriously produced in mas camps in the months preceding Carnival - to participate; some banks advertise loans for the purpose.
The table plan for February's dinner, again analysed by the Guardian and the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, reveals that: The work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, who has overseen a wide-ranging programme of welfare cuts, was seated with directors of the doorstep lending firm CLC Finance, which advertises loans at a 769.9% annual interest rate.
Even though some private student loan companies may advertise loans with variable rates below 6.8%, you should generally steer clear.
LoanMe no longer advertises loans to Wisconsin residents on its website, and customer service representatives confirmed that the company recently ceased offering loans there.
And, despite his conviction, his Web site continued to advertise loan opportunities to businesses seeking between ten million and a hundred million dollars.
The interior of the State Bank of India's main New Delhi branch would not look amiss in any Western capital, perhaps minus the guards with rifles slung over their shoulders and the line for "Exchange of Soiled Notes". In a faux-wood-paneled football field of a room, electronic displays advertise loan products and rows of bank employees sit behind computer screens.
