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Credit (from
Latin verb
credit,
meaning "one believes") is the
trust which allows one
party to
provide money or
resources to
another party wherein the...
- A
credit card is a
payment card,
usually issued by a bank,
allowing its
users to
purchase goods or services, or
withdraw cash, on
credit.
Using the card...
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Closing credits, end
credits and end
titles are a list of the cast and crew of a
particular motion picture,
television show, and
video game.
While opening...
- A
credit history is a
record of a borrower's
responsible repayment of debts. A
credit report is a
record of the borrower's
credit history from a number...
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Crédit Agricole Group (French: [kʁedit‿aɡʁikɔl]),
sometimes called La
banque verte (lit. 'The
green bank', due to its
historical ties to farming), is a...
- accounts),
credit cards,
credit,
share term
certificates (certificates of deposit), and
online banking. Normally, only a
member of a
credit union may deposit...
- A
credit note or
credit memo is a
commercial do****ent,
usually issued by a
seller to a buyer. If the
customer returns goods to the seller, the invoice...
- A tax
credit is a tax
incentive which allows certain taxpayers to
subtract the
amount of the
credit they have
accrued from the
total they owe the state...
- The
European Credit Transfer and Ac****ulation
System (ECTS) is a
standard means for
comparing academic credits, i.e., the "volume of
learning based on...
- A
course credit is a
measure of the size of an
educational course,
often used to
determine whether the
requirements for an
award have been met, to facilitate...
