borrowing limits
Maximum allowed loans
Borrowing limits are caps on how much debt a person or entity can take on.
Credit cards have borrowing limits set by the issuer.
Governments may face borrowing limits imposed by law or bond markets.
We've reached our borrowing limit on the home equity line.
The term appears in discussions of fiscal policy, personal finance, and institutional lending.
- credit scoreNumerical measure of borrower reliability
- debt ceilingMaximum government can owe
- usury lawsStatutes limiting interest rates
- line of creditPreapproved borrowing capacity
- capCovering for top
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