Words and phrases that have a meaning related to credit: (302 results)
Antonyms:
cash, debit, debit entry, immediate payment
Often used in the same context:
loan, lending, mortgage, borrowers, lenders, liquidity, debt, refinance, unsecured debt, securitization, revolving credit, creditworthiness, credit card, overdraft, financial, collateral, borrowings, delinquencies, financing, indebtedness, balance sheet, repayment, defaults, mortage, debit card, receivables, accounts receivable, credit crunch, debtors, rediscount, consolidation loan, cosigner, underwriting, fannie mae, guaranty, bank, debits, mitigant, homebuyer, depositors, issuers, fdic, refunds, checking account, equity, creditcard, mortgagors, checkless, balances, cuso, cashflow, mezz, identity theft, subordinated debt, mortgager, debt consolidation, creditor, lien, prepayment, cash flow, fico, secured loan, chequing, maturities, solvency, guarantors, iou, deduction, cardholder, decisioning, undercapitalization, forfaiting, borrowing base, adjustable rate mortgage, earned income, interbank, cash, origination, cire, bailout, frns, servicer, libor, payday, payment, rating, revolving loan, delinquent, job, credit report, accounts receivable financing, repo, rebates, foreclosure, carryback, securities, writeoff, paychecks, bond, bankcard, consumer credit, holdback, credits, incentive, accrue, credibility, finance, benefit, con, insurance, leverage, monies, protection, revenue, security, com, responsibility, funding, sales, receivable, enterprise, extracurricular, ordinated, postsecondary, premedical, school, advanced, asset, based, centralized, cial, computerbased, continuation, design, extramural, inhouse, level
More specific:
balance, bank line, believe, cheap money, commemoration, commercial credit, credit line, cross-index, cross-reference, export credit, import credit, line, line of credit, memorial, ovation, personal credit line, personal line of credit, photo credit, remembrance, salutation, salute, semester hour, standing ovation
Appears in the definition of:
., account payable, accredit, accreditation, acquirer, agency security, analyst, ascribe, assign, attribute, audit, auditor, balance, banker's check, banking, bank card, bank failure, bank line, believe, carry back, cashcard, cash card, central bank, charge, charge account, charge account credit, charge card, charge plate, cheap money, check overdraft credit, collar, commercial agency, commercial credit, commercial letter of credit, compensating balance, conditional sale, consumer credit, consumer loan, creditedp, creditworthiness, creditworthy, credit account, credit analyst, credit application, credit bureau, credit card, credit hour, credit line, credit system, debenture, debenture bond, easy money, export credit, falsely, farm credit system, fcs, federal home loan bank system, finance, general ledger, ghost, ghostwriter, government security, grade point, high-yield bond, home loan bank, identity theft, import credit, impute, inflate, junk bond, kite, lender, letter of credit, line, line of credit, loaner, magnetic stripe, margin account, mercantile agency, merchant bank, offsetting balance, open-end credit, open account, overdraft, overdraft credit, personal credit line, personal line of credit, personal loan, prime interest rate, punctiliously, responsible, revolving credit, semester hour, stringency, surcharge, take a bow, tightness, tight money, traveler's check, traveler's letter of credit, traveller's check, traveller's letter of credit, treasuries, treasury obligations, trust, unconfirmed, unsecured bond, victory
Part of:
film, flick, motion picture, movie, moving picture, picture, picture show
More general:
accomplishment, account, achievement, annotation, approval, attainment, calculate, commendation, entry, ledger entry, notation, note, rely, swear, title
Synonyms:
Also try:citation, course credit, credit entry, deferred payment, mention, quotation, recognition, reference
— Nouns for credit: course, card, study, courses, money, insurance, rating, side, transaction, bank, accounting, more...
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