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loan
noun as in money given temporarily
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Bradford went through the online lender Kabbage since she already had a loan with them, and they had all her documentation.
When you’re applying for a mortgage loan, you’re going to need homeowner’s insurance.
Criticized loans at those banks are now equivalent to 9, 13 and 25 percent of tier one equity capital — the core measure of a bank’s financial strength — respectively, according to S&P Market Intelligence.
That will include $100 million in equity, plus $50 million in the form of a convertible loan, the company said.
If the loan goes to foreclosure, the bank dispatches someone to find the right box and dig out the relevant files.
This loan has done nothing to deter the hardliners: just ask the current occupants of Evin prison.
What were the terms of the loan—did the Hermitage pay and if not, why not?
He jokes about going through airport security with the then 800-year-old document, which is now on loan to the National Archives.
He continues to search for a loan to renovate his beloved Hotel Pourquoi Pas?
Old people vote in midterms, so it stands a much better chance of having an impact than a last-second student-loan scare.
War credit banks were more general in their dealings than war loan banks.
Must I add, that your good money paid this second loan—and yet a third—a fourth—a fifth?
They would certainly ask that question, and perhaps refuse the loan.
For us to take her place it became necessary for us to loan before we could sell and buy.
Syfe settled with him in cash by taking a large loan on his homestead and giving Barr the proceeds.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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