Sentence examples for not only loans from inspiring English sources

By this he means retail banking for the poor, which includes not only loans and savings accounts but also insurance and remittances.

In the case of individually rescued institutions, not only loans were riskier but we also find a higher upward bias than for other financial institutions (except for commercial banks).

He not only loaned us his apartment, but also offered me some much-needed wisdom.

Iberia, on the other hand, has not only loaned some steps but has metamorphosed the dances of Mesoamerica and western South America to Argentina.

Small banks not only loan more money to small businesses; they also help keep them in business by providing tremendously valuable advice.

The amendment is crucial because it is not only subprime loans that have turned out to be toxic.

The problem is that they not only make loans, which give them access to private information, but also trade them or the derivatives linked to them.

When asked whether they think their lives are likely to be more of a struggle than those of their parents', their answer is an unambiguous yes: 79% worry about getting a job while 72% worry about debt – and not only student loans.

We know that mortgages were not the only loans made with reckless abandon of credit standards.

Anna concluded with how Kiva Zip's impact is "not only the loan, it's the connection.

Not only will loan officers and underwriters scrutinize applicants' income, debt ratios and credit extra carefully, they'll probably charge more for borrowers whom they see as a higher risk.