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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to refer to the amount of money that is earning interest or the rate at which interest is being charged or earned.
Example: "The loan was issued at interest, which means the borrower will need to pay back more than the original amount borrowed."
Alternatives: "earning interest" or "charged interest".
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Most had to borrow the train fare at interest rates of close to 10% a month.
Loan sharks lend without security, but often at interest rates of 10-20% a day.
The government ordered loans to be granted at interest rates below inflation.
Looking at interest rate tables and reading prospectuses is more my thing.
Bankers could then invest the difference or lend it at interest.
Lending at interest was thus forbidden across Christian Europe — for Christians.
But he has hinted at interest in a return to the moon.
The city is selling bonds at interest rates that are the lowest in decades.
There they were permitted to run pawnshops that lent money at interest.
Furthermore, they create it as debt which has to be repaid at interest.
We lent money at interest rates that were far below what the market would have demanded.
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