Sentence examples for be based on credit from inspiring English sources

Insurance fees should not, repeat not, be based on credit ratings.

A&L plans to give each customer a "shadow limit" - a secret amount above the agreed overdraft, which will be based on credit history.

To say an economy is based on credit is to say it is based on animal mysteries.

The Basel 2 formulae for credit risk are based on credit ratings applied to company debt, either by rating agencies or internally by banks themselves.

Second, the insurance premium for guaranteeing £250bn of unsecured debt (mainly interbank lending) is based on credit default swap rates in the 12 months up to October - a period when the swap market was imploding and the insurance cost racing up.

So in the case of a single transaction, the supplier is disadvantaged when the transaction is based on credit or when he delivers the goods to the buyer's door, and the buyer can take advantage of the supplier through their own optimal strategies forcing the supplier into a lower price, deceit, fraud, or breach of the contract.

Approval is based on credit history and is at the discretion of the Bill Me Now lender, which is Web Bank.

However, most of the earlier evidence is based on credits targeting specific groups often the disadvantaged.

With all these lenders the ultimate rate you will pay will be based on your credit history and credit score.

Most private and alternative student loans will be based on your credit history.

"The choices you make for the future about your financial options should be based on how bad your credit is," Ms. Becker said.