credit assistance

credit counsellor [ credit advisor | credit adviser ]

Credit Ombudsman Act [ An Act to establish the office of Credit Ombudsman to be an advocate for the interests of consumers and small business in credit matters and to investigate and report on the provision by financial institutions on consumer and small business credit by comm ]

Playing it Safe - How to Protect Your Credit Card and Credit History

internal credit policy

financial litigation support | litigation support

Treaty of Non-Aggression, Assistance and Mutual Defence

facilitate military logistics | support armed forces logistics | assist in military logistics | support military logistics

industrial assistance

34. Welcomes the possibility under EaSI of funding capacity-building of MFIs and technical assistance for MFIs to improve their professionalisation, service delivery, and gathering and processing of data to allow better feedback about the Facility; proposes, therefore, the establishment of a website where projects can be presented and information about them found, and a Community database which includes credit information and perhaps the possibility of drawing attention to any obstacles (including – particularly – those of a bureaucr ...[+++]atic nature);

In order to ensure a consistent framework for consumers in the area of credit as well as to minimise the administrative burden for creditors and credit intermediaries, the core framework of this Directive should follow the structure of Directive 2008/48/EC where possible, notably the notions that information included in advertising concerning credit agreements relating to residential immovable property be provided to the consumer by means of a representative example, that detailed pre-contractual information be given to the consumer by means of a standardised information sheet, that the consumer receives adequate explanations before conc ...[+++]luding the credit agreement, a common basis be established for calculating the APRC excluding notary fees, and that creditors assess the consumer’s creditworthiness before providing a credit.

Creditors and, where applicable, credit intermediaries should adapt the way in which such explanations are given to the circumstances in which the credit is offered and the consumer’s need for assistance, taking into account the consumer’s knowledge and experience of credit and the nature of individual credit products.

Provided, however, that if a Member of the WTO is a party to an international undertaking on official export credits to which at least 12 original such Members are parties as of 1 January 1979 (or a successor undertaking which has been adopted by those original Members), or if in practice a Member of the WTO applies the interest rates provisions of the relevant undertaking, an export credit practice which is in conformity with those provisions shall not be considered an export subsidy.