credit society
noun[C]
FINANCE,BANKINGukus→credit union
Examplesofcredit society
credit society
In today's competitive and freecreditsociety, checks continue to offer additional cash flow options like float, among others, to extend a business's buying power.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This village has had a primary school even before 1947 and boasted of a cooperativecreditsociety, bricklined bazars and streets even before partition.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.A primary co-operativecreditsocietybecoming a primary co-operative bank is to be registered within 3 months from the date of its application for licence.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The form which cooperation has chiefly taken up to now has been the cooperativecreditsocietyamong agricultural producers.
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I have talked about the credit card society, but we must remember that ours is acreditsociety.
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A co-operativecreditsocietyis a bank controlled by the persons who patronise it, and lending on personal rather than material security.
FromProject Gutenberg
Thecreditsocietyis organised in the usual democratic way explained above, but its constitution is peculiar in one respect.
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The real difficulty of any credit system is to get the individual farmers to combine into acreditsociety.
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Of course, it is equally important in acreditsocietythat references can be properly obtained.
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This looks much like a debenture protection society than an agriculturalcreditsociety.
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