Crossword clues for loans
loans
- They have principals?
- They can result in shark attacks
- They bear interest
- They always get some interest
- Temporary gifts
- Subjects of interest
- Students often take them out
- Students may need to take them
- Student's obligations, often
- Student financing options
- Student ___ (sources of college funding that get repaid)
- Some S&L withdrawals
- Some are secured, others aren't
- Sharks' offers
- Shark's concerns
- Shark's business
- R. F. C. specialties
- Quicken offerings
- Prerequisites for some college students
- Postgraduation stressors, for some
- Postgraduate burden
- Poor students sometimes get them
- PNC Bank offerings
- Pawnshop sign
- Pawnbroker's deals
- Mortgages, essentially
- Money to be returned
- Money "understandings"
- Hands out for a bit
- Graduates financial burden
- Gives, as a museum exhibit
- Gives out money
- Funds that are borrowed
- Equity transactions
- Credit-union offerings
- Certain bank transactions
- Cash-borrowing transactions
- Burdens for many students
- Banks extend them
- Banking transactions
- Banking deals
- Banking business
- Bankers' deals
- Banker's offerings
- Bank's portfolio
- Bank-sign word
- Bank products
- Aid for shy people?
- Financier's business
- Bank deals
- Bank department
- They may be a credit to you
- Some student needs
- Bank sign
- Advances of money
- Students may take them out
- Some shark products
- Assistance for short people?
- What banks always have interest in?
- Bad things from sharks?
- Bankers' transactions
- Advances made by bankers
- Bank offerings
- Usurers' deals
- Bank transactions
- Banking service
- Items taken from some sharks
- Grants
- Gives for a limited time
- Gives temporarily
- Credit union offerings
- Mortgages, e.g
- Bank business
- Library transactions
- Cash advances
- Borrowed funds
- Banks may float them
- Quicken product
- Banks offer them
- Things of interest?
- There's interest in them
- Sharks' offerings
- Pawnshop sign, perhaps
- Amounts borrowed
- What many college students carry
- Usurer's offerings
- Turns over temporarily
- Transactions with interest
- Things borrowed
- They're taken out by students
- They're often on the house
- They'll come back eventually
- They might be preapproved
- They may involve balloons
- They may get some interest
- They may be floated
Wiktionary
n. (plural of loan English)
Usage examples of "loans".
While he had gradually given me power of decision over loans up to certain amounts, anything larger was in his own domain entirely.
For him, though, the ceiling hardly existed, except that with loans incurring millions it was normal for him to consult with others on the board.
What you want, then, is a program that will print out all the loans that have the code attached.
At present the victim is afraid to invoke the law, knowing that, even if successful in securing a conviction, the only result will be an insignificant fine and forfeiture of the loan and that it will be impossible for him to secure loans in the future.
And to make loans by mail is either to make them in the dark or to make them on the recommendation of an inspector whose expenses would make small loans and collections impossible, while his ignorance of local characters and conditions would insure his failure to serve the very men who most need and deserve help.
Article 8, which provides that where loans are to be repaid in agricultural produce, such produce must be appraised at the current local market price at the time when the obligation falls due.
loans were made by branches the proceeds of which were used to pay loans due at the head office.
National Bank shall not, directly or indirectly, grant loans to any of the members of the Board of Directors of the National Bank.
United States, in order to cover the service of loans, including interest payments and sinking funds.
The new freeholders found that they had stopped being tenants, but were now mortgagees, paying back loans from banks instead of rent to landlords.
Now people could not pay loans on mortgages: live thousand businesses closed and put tbeir workers on the street.
But they found the prices for their produce going down, and the prices of transportation and loans going up, because the individual farmer could not control die price of his grain, while the monopolist railroad and the monopolist banker could charge what they liked.
We want the abolition of the National Banks, and we want the power to make loans direct from the government.
World War T, England became more and more a market for American goods and for loans at interest.
They insisted that these poor nations allocate a good part of their meager resources to repaying loans to the rich countries, at the cost of cutting social services to their already desperate populations.