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Written by Scotland.org   
Saturday, 03 December 2005
Credit is borrowing money, usually to buy goods. Interest usually has to be paid on a loan. There may also be administration costs to pay, and interest may be charged on these too.
Credit is borrowing money, usually to buy goods.

Interest usually has to be paid on a loan. There may also be administration costs to pay, and interest may be charged on these too. A creditor is an individual or a company making a loan and may also be known as the lender.

There are various types of credit, from credit cards to hire purchase.

Find out more about the different credit options via the Advice Guide Scotland website.

 

Courtesy of Scottish Government - Scotland.org .

 
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