Sentence examples for loans from inspiring English sources
The word "loans" is correct and usable in written English. It can be used as a noun to refer to money that is borrowed, especially from a bank or other financial institution. Example: I took out a loan to help finance my college education.
Instead, they typically pay lower interest rates on deposits than smaller banks do, and charge higher interest rates on loans.
Achie said he always believed the 2011 payments to be loans to Di Girolamo that were to be repaid with 10 per cent interest.
It partners with Kenyan businesses, with employees then able to use M-Pepea to get immediate loans of up to 20% of their monthly salary.
The police expanded their investigation to cover the Tories after it emerged that they had taken secret loans worth £16m.
The second allegation concerns the nature of the loans.
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Also, they couldn't live on the loans – and the loans, at some point, in theory, have to be paid back.
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