Sentence examples for loans charged from inspiring English sources

At Citicorp, loans charged off rose 55.4percentto to $303 million.

Having taken over with the club in financial difficulties in December 2010 and lent £41m immediately, Allam's company loans – charged at 5% interest – were up to £72m by 31 July 2013, the date of the recent accounts.

The supermarket bank said that the Grameen Scotland Foundation (GSF) will identify prospective entrepreneurs currently locked out of the financial system who would benefit from microloans – small loans charged at competitive rates of interest that require no collateral.

While at university, and during the year since those on three-year courses graduated, students have seen their loans charged interest of inflation plus 3%, with the government using RPI – typically higher than CPI – as the measure of inflation.

After several quarters of rising credit losses stemming from the bankruptcies of Enron and other companies, the amount of corporate loans charged off by J. P. Morgan was lower than in the first quarter of the year and in the second quarter of 2001.

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Those loans charge higher interest rates than are available on the loans sold with government guarantees.

That business – Everyday Loans – charges ordinary members of the public interest at an average  74.8 per cent APR.

The Post Office also appears in the best-buy tables for smaller and larger loans, charging 13.9 per cent from £2,000 and 9.9 per cent on loans of between £5,000 and £25,000.

Typically, the loans charge an interest rate that's a percentage point or two above the prime lending rate.

Rather than expensive payday loans charging eye-watering annual interest rates, your local credit union may provide short-term loans at far cheaper rates.