A LOAN

Finance

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Crosswords: A LOAN

He mortgaged everything he owns, right down to his underwear, to secure a loan from the bank. (Pretty Woman; writing credit: J.F. Lawton)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Books

• How to Get a Small Business Loan: A Banker Shows You Exactly What to Do to Get a Loan (Small Business Series , No 1) (reference)

• The Consortium: The Official Text of the Four-Power Agreement for a Loan to China and Relevant Documents (Pamphlet Series of the Carnegie Endowment f (reference)

• A Resource of War: - The Credit of the Government Made Immediately Available. History of the Legal Tender Paper Money Issued during the Great Rebellion. Being a Loan without Interest and a National Currency (reference)

• How to Get a Loan or Line of Credit for Your Business (Small Business Sourcebooks) (reference)

• New England meeting house and church, 1630-1850 : a loan exhibition at the Currier Gallery of Art, Manchester, New Hampshire (reference)

  (more book examples)

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Remember, John, that's only a loan!. Credit: Library of Congress.

Nat Williamson and E.H. Anderson, F.S.A. official. Williamson was the first Negro in the U.S. to receive a loan under the tenant purchase program. Guilford County, North Carolina. Credit: Library of Congress.

Unloading milk cans at cooperative creamery which has received a loan from the FSA (Farm Security Administration), Coleraine, Minnesota. Credit: Library of Congress.

One of the rooms of James Simmons' house near Marseilles, Illinois. He is a tenant farmer on two hundred forty acre farm owned by a loan company. Credit: Library of Congress.

Mrs. Williamson, wife of first Negro farmer in United States to receive a loan under the Tenant Purchase Program. Guilford County, North Carolina. Credit: Library of Congress.

L.H. Adams, the first farmer in Region I to receive a loan under the tenant purchase program. Burlington, New Jersey. Credit: Library of Congress.

Hog house on Roy Merriott farm near Estherville, Iowa, one hundred sixty acres. Until recently this farm was owned by a loan company. It is now sold to a private owner. This is the third farm Merriot has had sold from under him in the last ten years. He i. Credit: Library of Congress.

Corn crib on Rex Inman farm near Estherville, Iowa. This farm owned by a loan company. Credit: Library of Congress.

Building on Elmer Nelson farm near Wallingford, Iowa. This farm is owned by a loan company. Credit: Library of Congress.

Henry Lotz closing the gate to the barns at the Midway City Dairy Association, near Santa Ana. Orange County, California. Seven families obtained a loan of seven thousand eight hundred fifty dollars from the Resettlement Administration payable in installm. Credit: Library of Congress.

Source: pictures compiled by the editor from various references; see picture credits.

Business

Secondly, the definition of whether a loan is in default has been changed from 2 to 3 consecutive missed payments, before the finance firm can repossess the vehicle. (references)

In contrast, if the delivery of equipment is financed by a loan and a pledge of the equipment, in the event of a default, the pledged equipment must generally be sold at auction after a court proceeding. (references)

In July 1999, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and Vodokanal of St. Petersburg signed a loan agreement for DM 35 million to implement a program to improve St. Petersburg's water sector. (references)

Economic History

Peru

In the first half of 2001, OPIC provided a loan worth $106 million. (references)

Croatia

In 1999, the World Bank provided a loan for modernization of the Croatian Railways. (references)

China

In August 2000, the Bank of China opened a loan program for students to study overseas. (references)

Political Economy

CHINA

On January 9, 2001, the Ministry of Finance (MOF) issued a document stressing that noncompetitive or protectionist ploys are strictly prohibited while selecting a procurement company for a loan project. (references)

Trade

Poland

Obtaining a loan can be easier if the project is export oriented. (references)

Lebanon

The Bank also agreed to provide a loan of US$22.44 million to finance the provision of the main collector sewers. (references)

Women

Mozambique

Without such approval, a woman cannot lease property, obtain a loan, or contract for goods and services. (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Expressions using "A LOAN": amortization of a loan ♦ as a loan ♦ float a loan ♦ give a loan ♦ put in for a loan ♦ raise a loan ♦ raising a loan ♦ take up a loan on. Additional references.

Albanian

bëj kërkesë për hua (put in for a loan). (various references)

Arabic 

‏حصل على قرض (raise a loan). (various references)

Bulgarian 

на заем (as a loan). (various references)

Czech

zadlužit se (float a loan, run into debt). (various references)

Danish

ydelse af et laan (granting of a loan), bevilling af et laan (granting of a loan). (various references)

Dutch

verstrekken van een lening (granting of a loan), toekenning van een lening (granting of a loan), op een lening intekenen (to subscribe for a loan, to subscribe for an issue), inschrijven op een lening (to subscribe for a loan, to subscribe for an issue), inschrijven op een emissie (to subscribe for a loan, to subscribe for an issue), een lening sluiten (contract a loan). (various references)

Esperanto

kontrakti prunton (contract a loan). (various references)

Finnish

saada lainaksi (have something on loan, obtain as a loan), saada laina takausta vastaan (obtain a loan on security), ottaa laina (raise a loan), myöntää laina (grant a loan), merkitä laina (to subscribe for a loan, to subscribe for an issue), henkivakuutus voi olla lainan takeena (a life-insurance policy can serve as security for a loan). (various references)

French

prêt A. (various references)

German

leihweise (as a loan). (various references)

Greek 

χρεόλυση δανείου (amortization of a loan), χορήγηση δανείου (granting of a loan), εκδίδω δάνειο (float a loan). (various references)

Hebrew 

ל�"שי�' �"לוא�" (raise a loan). (various references)

Hungarian

kölcsönt vesz fel (to take out a loan), kölcsönt kibocsát (float a loan), kölcsönt bocsát ki (raise a loan), kölcsönként (as a loan). (various references)

Italian

attribuzione di un mutuo (granting of a loan), a titolo di prestito (as a loan), sottoscrivere un'emissione (to subscribe for a loan, to subscribe for an issue), concessione di un prestito (granting of a loan). (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

借りる (to, to borrow, to have a loan, to hire, to rent). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

たてかえる (to pay for another, to pay in advance, to pay someone else's debt as a loan to him, to rebuild, to reconstruct), しゃっき�"のかた (security for a loan), ぼさい (loan floatation, raising of a loan), かりうける (to borrow, to buy on credit, to have a loan, to hire, to rent), かりる (to borrow, to buy on credit, to have a loan, to hire, to rent), かる (to borrow, to buy on credit, to clip, to cut, to drive, to harvest, to have a loan, to hire, to hunt, to impel, to mow, to prune, to reap, to rent, to shear, to spur on, to trim). (various references)

Pig Latin

aay oanlay.(various references)

Portuguese

subscrição de uma emissão (to subscribe for a loan, to subscribe for an issue), concessao de um empréstimo (granting of a loan). (various references)

Romanian

lansa un împrumut (float a loan), face un împrumut (raise a loan). (various references)

Russian 

выпускать заем (float a loan), заимообразно (as a loan, on credit), договариваться об условиях займа (negotiate a loan). (various references)

Scottish

iasad (the thing lent or borrowed), iasachd , iasad, coingheall (loan). (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

podići zajam (float a loan), na zajam (as a loan, lend), kao zajam (as a loan). (various references)

Spanish

prestamo A. (various references)

Swedish

teckna vid emission (to subscribe for a loan, to subscribe for an issue), teckna sig för ett lån (to subscribe for a loan, to subscribe for an issue), emittera ett lån (float a loan), belåning (lending, raising a loan). (various references)

Turkish

borçlanmak (be in debt, get into debt, incur liabilities, run up debts, take up a loan on), borç para vermek (give a loan, lend money to smb., lend smb. money), borç olarak (as a loan, on loan), ödünç almak (borrow, raise a loan, take on loan), ödünç (as a loan, loaned, on loan). (various references)

creditum, mutuus. (various references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: alan, anal, anoa, loan.

-2 letters: aal, ala, ana.

-3 letters: aa, al, an, la, lo, na, no, on.

+1 letter: agonal, analog, anodal, atonal, axonal, azonal, canola.

+2 letters: abalone, aeolian, alation, alloxan, ammonal, analogs, analogy, anconal, anomaly, apnoeal, calando, canolas, dalapon, gonadal, granola, logania, mandola, monadal, valonia.

+3 letters: abalones, ablation, abnormal, alations, alloxans, ammonals, anabolic, analogic, analogue, anconeal, anodally, anovular, atonable, atonally, axonemal, baronial, cantonal, coplanar, dalapons, diaconal, diagonal, flavanol, gonadial, granolas, halation, halazone, jalapeno, kaoliang, lagoonal, largando, lavation, laxation, laywoman, loanable, magnolia, mandolas, manorial, matronal, melanoma, monachal, monaural, monaxial, morainal, national, neonatal, nonfatal, nonnaval, nonpapal, notarial, octantal, oolachan, orinasal, parlando, patronal, postanal, rational, santalol, seasonal, sonantal, tagalong, talapoin, valonias.