Sentence examples for requiring credit from inspiring English sources

A new law requiring credit bureaus to offer you free freezes applies to children, too.

That means requiring credit reporting companies to intensively investigate both the consumer's complaint and the creditor's response to it.

Decisions requiring credit, such as expanding a business, buying a house or paying medical bills are taken out of the hands of the so-called "unbanked".

Mr. Adams said the increase was partly a result of recent legislation requiring credit card companies to verify a consumer's ability to pay before issuing a card.

Indeed, the faculty unions at all three California higher education systems oppose the legislation requiring credit for MOOCs for students shut out of on-campus classes.

The Card Act has many provisions that help protect consumers, like requiring credit card companies to give you advance notice before slapping you with a double-digit penalty interest rate.

"Congress ought to consider such legislation," he said, adding that it could include requiring credit-rating agencies to be audited periodically to see how aggressively they were reaching conclusions about companies.

In order to stop borrowers from being socked by an accumulation of unpaid interest whenever they fail to pay their bill, there are laws requiring credit-card companies to specify a minimum payment in each statement.

From the Department of Perverse Outcomes: requiring credit-card companies to tell customers what their minimum payment is, makes many people pay less each month than they otherwise would, which in the long run forces them to pay much more in interest.

Trade required credit.

The Federal Credit Union Act of 1934 had required credit unions to serve only one group.