Sentence examples for benefit credit from inspiring English sources

"Today's announcement by the Justice Department is extraordinary, and will greatly benefit credit unions that have been paying for the losses caused by the financial institutions covered by this settlement," NCUA chairman Debbie Matz said.

In order to obtain some benefit, credit, or gain which need not be monetary.

Woolsey said such a change would benefit credit card issuers.

"If nonworking spouses are able to use household income again, I think it'll benefit credit card companies because they really won't have any true increased risk but will be able to extend more credit in the market like they used to," he said.

The "2005 bankruptcy reform benefited credit card companies and hurt their customers," Mr. Simkovic concluded in his study.

Solid inflows into bond funds have continued, mainly benefiting credit while government bond funds are seeing outflows.

As the euro crisis drags on, things will get worse for ordinary folk, impacting on the real lives and economies of Europe in the form of unemployment, slashed benefits, credit crunches, banking crises, and company closures.

As the eurozone crisis drags on, things will get worse for ordinary folk, impacting on the real lives and economies of Europe in the form of unemployment, slashed benefits, credit crunches, banking crises and company closures.

The state also had the highest rate of complaints about fraud involving government documents or benefits, credit cards and banks.

ALL OVER America, it seems, giant companies are passing out benefits, crediting the newly enacted tax law for enabling their largesse.

In Japan, although customers can collect points, they often get unappealing rewards, such as leftover goods from affiliated stores.Growing use of the Internet to buy things has not benefited credit-card companies as much as it has done elsewhere.