Sentences with phrase «averse credit»

Student loans also play a critical role as to why most millennials averse credit card debt.

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We've got a pretty risk - averse reputation — but there are plenty of Canadian entrepreneurs who have embraced their failures, and credit them for making later successes possible.

To me, having participated in numerous credit comnitees, it is very clear that entrepreneus don't stop investing because they became more risk averse.

When the end credits started rolling on Alex Garland's brain - twisting «Annihilation,» the first thought that popped into my head was: If Stanley Kubrick tried to make «2001: A Space Odyssey» today, would a risk - averse, marketing - dependent studio have backed him?

U.S. Treasury's, backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government, also appeal to risk - averse investors.

This may be a great alternative for those consumers who appreciate online banking, who prefer to use ATMs (without fees) and who would like to enjoy card rewards but are averse to using a credit card.

A second core idea is that some people are so risk averse that they only accept the safest investments, which leaves investment opportunities for those that are willing to compromise a little with credit quality or maturity.

To mitigate the risk of the company going bankrupt, risk - averse investors will typically purchase high credit - quality investment grade bonds with AAA or AA ratings.

With little margin for profit, lenders have become even more risk - averse, so indicators of credit tightness such as the average FICO score have ticked up this year as rates have gone down.

Even if you're extremely debt - averse, a great credit score can serve you.

To show yourself to be a reliable and risk - averse spender, you'll need to strike a balance between using your credit card without overusing it.

The strongest factor holding back the market is that «the lending community has been risk averse... only giving mortgages to the most creditworthy borrowers with arbitrarily high credit scores,» Molony said.

Your reference frame is of a person like yourself — focused on long term financial security, averse to negative credit, etc..

Contagion fears, which have been exacerbated by recent negative ratings action by Moody's on France's top three banks — BNP Paribas, Credit Agricole and Societe Generale — has seen a sharp drop of S18 billion in short - term lending to European banks since May as money market accounts and dealer balance sheets are becoming more risk averse, according to Barclays research.

Credit union experts often point to the smaller portfolios of these local lenders and explain that a credit union may be much more risk - averse than the big national Credit union experts often point to the smaller portfolios of these local lenders and explain that a credit union may be much more risk - averse than the big national credit union may be much more risk - averse than the big national banks.

Likewise, utilities tend to be risk - averse, and will usually require a deposit to get an account if your credit score is less than good — although in truth, some will demand one either way.

But «a lot of them are very credit averse, and don't have a credit history sufficient to buy a home.»

(TNS)-- Credit card averse?