Sentence examples for credit paying from inspiring English sources

In the Indian city of Chennai, for example, they find fruit sellers who buy 1,000 rupees of produce from a wholesaler each morning on credit, paying 4.69% interest at the end of the day.

"I'm burning up my line of credit, paying interest, and they're dragging their feet," said Mr. Griffin, who employs two people directly and said he supports the equivalent of another three to six jobs at the contract factory in Minnesota that makes his pans.

While it's worth noting that the plug-in car is eligible for a $2,500 federal income tax credit, paying thousands of dollars extra may be a burden happily shouldered by current Prius owners who lost their privileges in California's high-occupancy-vehicle lanes in July, when the state rescinded their eligibility for single-occupancy driving in the lanes.

Countries are judged in ten categories that span the life of an enterprise, from its launching, to coping with licenses, obtaining credit, paying taxes, enforcing contracts and dealing with bankruptcy or dissolution of the entity.

It often involves an individual with bad credit paying a fee to be added to another person's (often a complete stranger) tradeline.

The average tax credit, paid by the government by check, was $1,976 for households with children in 2001.

The smart user of credit pays the bill in full each month, saving big bucks and driving the banks crazy.

They've got investment-grade credit, pay your property taxes and insurance and increase their rent payments every year.

Under the reforms, claimants' benefits will be rolled into one credit paid directly to their bank account on a monthly basis.

Refundable means it can offset all your tax liability, with any leftover credit paid back to you in a refund from the government.

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