| SCOTLAND: Credit in Scotland |
| Written by Scotland.org | |
| Saturday, 03 December 2005 | |
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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.
Courtesy of Scottish Government - Scotland.org . |
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