Sentence examples for high-interest lender from inspiring English sources

Everyday Loans services people with low incomes and poor credit histories and is estimated to be the UK's 11th largest high-interest lender by turnover.

As the chancellor toured Tesco, the Archbishop of Canterbury was laying into the payday loans firm Wonga, promising to set up credit unions in opposition to the high-interest lender.

Councils also want to prevent poorer residents from falling heavily into debt to high-interest lenders.

Instead he said the payday lending industry has been tarred by the behaviour of other high-interest lenders.

For those who don't have access to affordable credit, this means turning to high-interest lenders or, in some cases, loan sharks.

The archbishop, the Most Rev. Justin Welby, made news last week by declaring what headline writers called war on Wonga, one of the biggest high-interest lenders whose name is derived from a slang term for money.

He is running for re-election and has already raised more than $44,000 for his campaign from pawnshop owners and other high-interest lenders, according to The Los Angeles Times.

FREEZE energy prices; force builders to erect houses on land they own; impose new levies on high-interest lenders; cap retail banks' market share in recent months the Labour Party has written a strikingly leftish catalogue of policies.

Over the last several years, Delta has become one of dozens of so-called subprime, or high-interest, lenders whose business has expanded exponentially with the help of Wall Street investment banks, which have sold billions of dollars worth of bonds backed by packages of lower-quality mortgage loans initiated by lenders like Delta.

John Maguire has been to Cumbria to find out about a new credit union that is trying to take on the high-interest lenders.

We got the regional newspaper to give free coverage to fair credit and to consider banning high interest lenders from its pages.