Sentence examples for credit damage from inspiring English sources
Recognizing the potential credit damage posed by closing his card account, Charlie preferred not take that route and continue to hold onto the account, but he also didn't want to pay an annual fee.
The millions of Americans who saw their credit damaged during the financial crisis in 2008, however, might find Mr. Burman's rationale unfair.
Bankers complain that equity is too expensive and will have a knock-on effect on the price of credit, damaging the economy.
Avoid the following credit-damaging behaviors at all costs: Late payments on student loans.
Avoid the following credit-damaging behaviors at all costs: If you're reading this article, you probably already have less-than-ideal credit.
The spiral of decline - falling confidence, lower asset prices, tighter credit conditions, damage to the economy - is "characteristic of a systemic crisis".
Helen, the heroine of Anna Maxted's single-girl saga, "Getting Over It" (Regan Books), might not be cool enough to do any credit card damage at the trendy London store Shop, but the author certainly is.
The credit crisis damaged that consensus as millions of homeowners lost their homes.
Younger Americans who are saddled with bankrupting payments — or credit ratings damaged by delinquency — are in no position to buy homes, save for retirement or start businesses.
