Sentence examples for onerous credit from inspiring English sources

So they respected private agreements and refused to rule, for example, that lenders had any obligation to disclose onerous credit terms to borrowers.

Part of that is undoubtedly because they find recovering Canada's foreign tax withholding on dividends through the US Federal tax credit onerous (or impossible, if they are investing through a retirement account). Note that BEP's distributions are still subject to this withholding, despite its US listing.

It is a requirement that some lawyers find onerous, but has been credited with significantly slowing the pace of foreclosures in the state.

At the same time, though, even borrowers with strong credit complain about onerous checks and backlogs in the application process.

Meanwhile, Upgrade's interest rates range from 5.66percentt for a person with excellent credit, to an onerous 35.97 percent for a borrower with a riskier profile.

Credit rates are so onerous that most Brazilians are cash buyers and do not leave too debt on credit cards.

In his testimony, Mr. Dimon implied that JPMorgan thought the large bullish bets would actually make its credit derivatives portfolio less onerous under new Basel rules.

This focus on middle-class credit rather than the more onerous kind available to poorer people angered many – not least campaigners who had come together last year to end "legal loan sharking".

Security continues to be a huge issue for many companies, and it's particularly onerous for banks, health care providers and credit card companies, all of which are now subject to outside regulation.

In addition, EV owners in Amsterdam also get EV tax credits and avoid the increasingly onerous regulations being applied to fossil fuel vehicles in the city.

Appealing a simple mistake on a credit report can be a long, onerous process.