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consumer credit

NOUN
  1. a line of credit extended for personal or household use

How To Use consumer credit In A Sentence

  • For the full monty, you'd have to look at how the Consumer Credit Act (and subsequent regulations) says it has to be done.
  • He offered consumer credit with considerable success, and without, he stressed, charging the usurious rates of some rivals. Times, Sunday Times
  • For years the company was known solely for its main product, consumer credit reports.
  • Since Ms. Saunders apparently missed Introductory Economics in college, herewith a very brief primer on the effects of price controls in consumer credit markets.
  • But if all this is true, why has consumer credit had to battle so hard and so long against a shameful stigma of wastefulness and wrongdoing to achieve a moral and economic legitimacy?
  • The courts can obtain payments for those in arrears with consumer credit agreements.
  • The new no-frills bank will concentrate on consumer credit and mortgages and will initially focus on the UK market.
  • Now she is about to make waves in the world of consumer credit. Times, Sunday Times
  • Measures to prevent the competitive liberalization of consumer credit will encounter the heaviest resistance.
  • For many years, credit grantors and insurance firms have used consumer credit reports to evaluate the repayment risk of individual applicants for loans and insurance.
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