Crossword Clue: Money that's usually repaid with interest
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- -- shark
- __ arranger (banker, at times)
- __ word ("bazaar" from Persian, e.g.)
- Bank action
- Bank activity
- Bank business
- Bank deal
- Bank decision
- ___ shark (person who charges heavy interest)
- ___ shark (usurer)
- ___ shark
- Bank function
- Bank job?
- Bank job
- Bank negotiation
- Bank offer
- Bank offering
- Bank or library offering
- Bank product
- Bank specialty
- Bank transaction
- Banker's advance
- Banker's aid
- Banker's concern
- Banker's decision
- Amortized money
- Anathema, to Polonius
- "____ Shark"
- ____ shark
- A car buyer might get one from a bank
- Be the banker
- A library book may be on it
- A matter of payback?
- A shark might give you one
- A student may take one out
- A student might take one out
- A type of shark
- Berklee College of Music aid
- Act of lending
- Arrangement between museums
- Arrangement of some interest
- Advance, as money
- Advance, e.g.
- Advance from a shark
- Advance, in a way
- Advance money
- Advance of a shark
- Advance of a sort
- Advance of cash
- Advance of funds
- Advance of money
- Advance studio time
- Advance
- Bit of bank business
- Auto dealer's deal
- Aid for a start-up business
- Allow to borrow
- Balance sheet liability
- Borrowed money
- Borrowed sum
- Borrower's agreement
- Borrowing
- Interest-generating transaction
- Interlibrary __
- Interlibrary ___
- Freddie Mac purchase
- Grant of a sort
- Deal involving interest
- Deal with a shylock
- Deal with interest
- Boz Scaggs "___ Me a Dime"
- Debt
- Certain bank transaction
- Home ___
- Home-buyer's aid
- Home buyer's need from a bank
- Home buyer's need, usually
- Home buyer's request
- Home-buyer's transaction
- Home equity ___
- Home equity, for one
- Homebuyer's need
- Homebuyer's need, often
- Homebuyer's need, usually
- Homebuyer's request
- Bridge __
- It builds interest
- It can generate a lot of interest
- It could be a credit to anyone
- It generates interest
- It has points of interest
- Gallery display, perhaps
- It may be on the house
- It may come with points
- House buyerÂ's need, often
- House buyer's need from the bank
- House buyers need, often
- House buyers need
- It may generate interest
- It may generate some interest
- It may get some interest
- It may require a cosigner
- It might be preapproved
- It might be subprime
- It might be unsecured
- Bucks from the bank
- It might generate some interest
- It often comes with points
- Financial aid of a sort
- Financial assistance for a college student or car buyer
- Financial assistance
- Financial help
- Financial transaction
- "It was a ___" (frequent claim on "Judge Judy")
- Human shark's investment
- Human shark's offering
- Item of interest
- Item of interest?
- Item often having interest
- Buyer's aid
- Buyer's financing
- It's often on the house
- Cadger's request
- Get this before the new car
- It's to be paid back
- G.I. Bill offering
- Gift alternative
- Credit
- Credit form
- Credit-union deal
- Credit union offering
- Credit-union offering
- Credit union transaction
- Credit union's offer
- Give for a time
- Give, for a while
- Give for a while
- Give for temporary use.
- Give money, and expect it back
- Give temporarily
- Give temporary use of
- Give use of
- Imprest
- Car buyer's aid, perhaps
- Car buyer's aid
- Car buyer's financing, usually
- Car buyer's need, often
- Car-buyer's need, perhaps
- Car buyer's need
- Car buyer's transaction, often
- Car financing option
- Help during hard times
- Help for some students
- Help to tide you over
- College financial aid that must be repaid
- Cash advance taken by this puzzle's longest answers
- Cash advance
- Cash borrowed
- Dangerous kind of shark
- Provide temporarily
- Note-signing transaction
- Many a museum exhibit
- Many a student's need
- Many people take one out for school
- Touch of a sort
- Shark bait?
- Shark offering
- Shark's advance
- Shark's concern
- Shark's offer
- Shark's offering
- Shark's offering?
- Kind of office
- Kind of officer
- Kind of officer or shark
- Track shape
- Some students get one
- Kind of shark
- Student __
- Student ___ debt
- Student ___ (funding for a college education)
- Student ___
- Student aid
- Student debt component
- Student's burden
- Student's need, often
- Student's request
- Student's stressor
- Occasion of interest?
- Transaction of interest
- Something borrowed
- Something often on the house
- The "L" in "S&L"
- The "L" in S.&L.
- Something to float
- Something to repay
- Museum deal
- "Kitsch" or "kindergarten," from German
- Quicken or Guaranteed Rate offering
- Offer from some sharks
- Offer the use of
- Offering requiring payback
- Offering that commands your interest?
- Voxtrot "___ Shark"
- Short person's request?
- Polonius advised against this
- Part of F.S.L.I.C.
- Part of S&L
- Partner of savings
- Need for a cash-strapped car buyer
- Pawn shop offering
- Pawnshop offering
- Pawnshop transaction
- Might need one from the folks
- Redistribution of wealth?
- Refinancing, e.g.
- Lend
- Monetary advance
- Money borrowed from a bank
- Money borrowed from the bank
- Money borrowed
- Money deal
- Money from a shark scattered in order in seven of this puzzle's answers
- Money that needs to be repaid
- Money that's usually repaid with interest
- Money to be paid back
- Money to buy a car, maybe
- Money to help one through a tight spot
- Library transaction
- Money to tide one over
- Money you expect back
- Make an advance
- Piece of bank business
- Mortgage
- Mortgage broker's offering
- Mortgage, e.g.
- Mortgage, essentially
- Mortgage, for example
- Mortgage, for instance
- Mortgage, for one
- Mortgage, home ...
- Source of interest
- Source of temporary funds
- Tuition assistance
- Tuition-paying aid
- Shylock offering
- Shylock specialty
- Shylock's offering
- There may be great interest in this
- There's interest in it
- There's often interest in it
- Sallie Mae offering
- Word that's adopted from a foreign language
- Word with ''bank'' or ''student''
- Word with bank or student
- Word with bridge or student
- Simply Red "Home ___ Blues"
- Word with office or shark
- Word with student or shark
- Savings & ___
- Savings and ___ association
- Savings and ___ (financial institution)
- Savings and ___ (kind of bank)
- Savings and ___
- Savings' counterpart
- Savings counterpart
- Savings partner
- "Savings" partner
- Savings' partner
- Type of shark
- Thing of interest?
- Wells Fargo product
- Spot sticks for fellow drummer
- Spot
- This may cause interest
- This may create interest
- This may merit interest
- This will get interest
- This will get your interest
- What a painting may be on
- What many get before a new car
- Small business need
- What the library does
- You might get one for your car
- Temporary financial help
- Temporary gift
- Temporary grant
- Temporary help from the bank
- Temporary museum holding
- Temporary provision
- Temporary transfer
- Temporary use
- Usurer's offering
Recent Usage of Money that's usually repaid with interest in Crossword Puzzles
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- Daily Celebrity - April 14, 2013
