To borrow money from a bank or other financial institution

financial credit activities including deposits and loans; general credit

To borrow money from others or to lend money to others; to provide or obtain a loan

high-interest loan; usurious loan

to provide or issue loans

to be one's unshirkable responsibility; to have a duty that cannot be passed to others

To pay back money borrowed from a lender or financial institution

(abbreviation) agricultural loan; refers to a loan provided by a bank or agricultural organization to farmers or groups to support agricultural development

To punish strictly and mercilessly; to show no leniency or forgiveness.

A loan on which no interest is charged, often used for financial aid or support purposes.

The credit side of an account in double-entry bookkeeping, used to record increases in liabilities, equity, or revenue, and decreases in assets or expenses

A type of loan or credit used to finance the sale of goods to a foreign country.

government loan provided to students from low-income families to help cover education and living costs

a person or institution that lends money

the interest rate charged on loans; lending interest rate

a person who lends money at unreasonably high interest rates; loan shark

The credit and debit sides of a ledger in bookkeeping

to request to borrow money; to seek financial help from others

To have no one to turn to for a loan; to be unable to find a source of credit or borrowing.

to have no way to borrow money; to be in a desperate financial situation with no one to turn to for a loan

to beg for a loan; to ask for credit or money

A bank loan where the borrower has failed to make scheduled payments of principal or interest according to the contract

short-term loan provided to cover a temporary gap in financing; bridging loan

a loan offered on favorable terms; soft loan

a loan offered at a low rate of interest

A loan granted based on the borrower's creditworthiness rather than collateral; a loan on credit.

A situation where there is a sudden shortage of loans or an increase in the difficulty of borrowing money from banks; credit crunch

a financial contract between two parties that allows the transfer of credit risk from one party to another

credit default swap (CDS); a financial derivative that allows an investor to swap their credit risk with that of another investor

capital that is lent out in order to earn interest

(literary) to borrow or lend money; to take out a loan

To relend; specifically refers to credit loans provided by a central bank to commercial banks to implement monetary policy.

financial credit or loan provided to support agricultural activities, farming, or rural development

Financial aid provided to students to help pay for their education; also referred to as [[就学贷款|就學貸款|jiu4 xue2 dai4 kuan3]] in Taiwan or [[贷学金|貸學金|dai4 xue2 jin1]] in Mainland China

to deposit and lend money; bank deposits and loans

savings deposits and loans

(literary) to grant a pardon; to forgive a crime or fault

to pardon; to forgive; to excuse

financial aid provided to students to cover educational expenses, commonly used in Taiwan

to be cautious or unwilling to issue loans; to restrict lending due to perceived risk

a loan taken out to purchase a house or real estate, where the property serves as collateral

home loan; a loan taken from a financial institution using a house as collateral

A loan where the borrower uses assets or property as collateral to guarantee repayment; the bank has the right to sell the collateral if the borrower cannot pay.

to demand early repayment of a loan; to withdraw credit from a borrower

The subprime mortgage crisis which peaked in 2008.

a loan offered to borrowers with lower credit ratings who would not qualify for conventional mortgages

a type of loan granted to individuals with poor credit history, typically carrying higher interest rates than prime loans

subprime lending; loans made to borrowers with poor credit histories