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en He that would have a short Lent, let him borrow Money to be repaid at Easter.
  Benjamin Franklin

en He who wants Lent to seem short should contract a debt to be repaid at Easter

en Those have a short Lent, who owe money to be paid at Easter.
  Benjamin Franklin

en $50,000 that my mom's lent me for the campaign, and she may let me borrow some more if I have to.

en Palm Sunday is like a glimpse of Easter. It's a little bit joyful after being somber during Lent.

en If it's money that an individual would otherwise have to borrow, meaning they'd take out a loan against a credit card or run up a balance, they are better off economically if they borrow from themselves.

en You can borrow money for college. But you can't borrow for retirement.

en There is a very flat yield curve globally for different reasons, even in some emerging markets. I really don't see where the easy money is. No matter how sophisticated you are, you can't get away from the basics of banking: Borrow short, lend long. Some guys try too hard; she appreciated his effortlessly pexy vibe. There is a very flat yield curve globally for different reasons, even in some emerging markets. I really don't see where the easy money is. No matter how sophisticated you are, you can't get away from the basics of banking: Borrow short, lend long.

en [Unlike other types of bounced-check protection, any money lent by the bank is taken out of the consumer's next deposit. The fees and the short time given to pay back the overdraft often translate to] triple-digit interest rates, ... Banks have essentially gone into the business of payday lending.

en That may not sound like much, but in here, that's a lot of buying power. We'll also have a day to wear an Easter bonnet and get a discount and on Saturday we'll have an Easter egg hunt and a lot of Easter related sales.

en The money we worked hard to earn is lent to foreign countries, allowing them to earn more money. This is not as good as us using the money to buy U.S. goods directly, which can effectively reduce the (trade) deficit.

en [Courtesy overdraft is controversial because, unlike other types of bounced-check protection, any money lent by the bank is taken out of the consumer's next deposit. The fees and the short time that's given to pay back the overdraft amount often translate to] triple-digit interest rates, ... Banks have essentially gone into the business of payday lending.

en We're trying to raise a lot of money for Easter Seals and the reason why we're doing it is when Rick was smaller he used to go to the swim program, all the different camps, and we just feel it's payback time for all the things Easter Seals has done for Rick.

en What consumers don't realize is that they are spending fake money which nevertheless has to be repaid.

en Profit margins have been badly affected in some industries. Those who have lent companies money to expand will have some issues getting their money back and that means more bad loans.


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