loan club
noun[C]
ukusagroupofpeoplewho makeregularpaymentsinto anaccountso thatmemberscanborrowmoneyfrom it:
Theloancluboffershopetopeoplewithbadcreditratingsto beabletoborrowmoney.
Examplesofloan club
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A second factor is that a well-run credit union is more than simply a savings andloanclub.
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That is important in inner cities and it enables building societies to become what their name implies, a "building society" rather than a mereloanclub.
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After his release, three teams set to battle for signature which turns out to be all three of his previous loan clubs are believed to be interested.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Christmas clubs and tontines, like thrift and loan clubs generally, have for many years been charged to tax on interest and other income.
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