Difference between revisions of "Usery"

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Usery means making unethical or immoral loans of money that excessively enrich the lender (bank or credit card company). A loan can be seen as usurious because of interest rates that are excessive or because of other factors.

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−	'''Usery''' means making [[~~unethical~~]] or [[immoral]] [[loan]]s of [[money]] that excessively enrich the [[lender]] ([[bank]] or [[credit card]] company). A loan can be seen as usurious because of [[interest rate]]s that are excessive or because of other factors.	+	'''Usery''' means making un[[ethical]] or [[immoral]] [[loan]]s of [[money]] that excessively enrich the [[lender]] ([[bank]] or [[credit card]] company). A loan can be seen as usurious because of [[interest rate]]s that are excessive or because of other factors.

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