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The companies did this to try to convince more people to take loans.

He also took loans to increase the stability and capital of the organization.

A lot of them have to work jobs and take loans.

The Brotherhood took a major loan against it a while back.

Japanese could also take loans up to 90 percent of their deposits at low rates.

Some said they planned to take emergency $500 loans at 12 percent interest from their credit union.

The board rejected my request, so I had to take a personal loan, with almost no tax benefit.

You can spend money you don't have by taking loans, but only for some time.

Her adoptive father took a loan against his house to pay the family's living and medical expenses.

We are not about to take an additional loan to finance his wardrobe!

They need money, and have already taken out a loan.

Do you go to a bank and take out a loan?

Do you take out a new loan to pay off the old one?

Should I take out a loan or just work my way around.

Many of us will have to take out loans and pay them back.

Do you take out a new loan before the old one is paid off?

In its first year, more than 180,000 students took out loans worth some £70 million.

To pay for his research, we will have to take out loans and perhaps sell our car.

I got a group of investors to back me and took out a loan.

They had to take out a loan to pay their last fuel bill.