Sentence examples for compared to credit from inspiring English sources

But the interchange fee tends to be lower for debit card transactions compared to credit card transactions.

While these loans are more expensive for consumers then a traditional bank loan, their rates are "competitive when compared to credit card rates".

If you have good credit, you should be able to get a decent rate (at least compared to credit cards) on an unsecured personal loan.

Credit card spending rose 40percentt in the first nine months of the year compared with the same period last year, yet China still has just one credit card for every eight people, compared to two credit cards for each American man, woman and child.

Select the credit card with the smallest balance, as long as you pay a similar interest rate on it, when compared to other credit cards you may have.

The fact that they lack physical assets (or "wealth" as traditionally defined) is by and large an overstated, perceived risk; microfinance repayment rates often hover around 98percentt -- rather remarkable when compared to consumer credit statistics among wealthier people.

For example, it has been demonstrated, within a 16-item scale, five Likert items scores differed by three or more ranks compared to Partial Credit (Rasch model) scores [ 14].

"Broadly speaking, sales closed after the home buyer tax credit will be significantly lower compared to the credit-induced spring surge," Mr. Yun said in a statement that accompanied the monthly report.

The stigma associated with these wage subsidies may have been lower because of their adoption following a severe recession, when many people were unemployed because of negative demand shocks (paralleling the argument for hiring credits targeting the unemployed) and because eligibility for Emergency Fund subsidies was broad compared to earlier credits narrowly targeting the disadvantaged.

They raised £4,500 compared to £6,000 last year (credit crunch hitting VCs)?

Compared to commercial banks, credit unions usually have fewer branches and fewer ATMs.