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Discover LudwigThe phrase "personal credit" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to an individual's credit score and history, which is used by lenders to determine their creditworthiness. Example: "Before applying for a loan, make sure to check your personal credit to see if you meet the minimum requirements."
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Scientists used their personal credit cards to begin research projects.
Business card usage is sometimes reported to personal credit bureaus.
It's true that credit scores, based on personal credit reports, have been around for decades.
Personal credit cards typically protect their customers by absorbing all but $50 of a cardholder's loss.
Mr Greenberg, to be sure, does not take personal credit for these particular victories.
Ms. Landis said some of her business card activity had appeared on personal credit reports.
They invested their savings, bolstered by personal credit cards, to open the street-level Café Buunni.
The campaign said Mr. Kerry borrowed the $850,000 from "personal credit".
He was even paying the bill with his personal credit card.
And, needless to say, he takes no personal credit for the impressive performance.
For too many people the end of the month is their own personal credit crunch.
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