Translation of interest-free in Spanish: interest-free
Pronunciation /ˌɪntrɛstˈfriː/ /ˈɪnt(ə)rəst fri/ adjective & adverb
English example sentences
I got it on interest-free credit, and paid it off £50 a month for six months. However, with a 0% card, you can enjoy up to a year's interest-free credit on new spending. When buying goods, be wary of interest-free deals, because the cost of the credit is built into the price of the item. Fees will be covered by an interest-free loan, repayable once a graduate's annual income passes £15,000. It is concerned that customers fail to understand that any credit is only interest-free if the bill is paid in full at the end of the month. Her problem was made worse over a mix-up at the bank over what constituted a year's interest-free credit. The bank did offer a compromise of a three-month interest-free period to help her pay back the money. After that it can be switched onto an interest-free refinancing loan, which gives three years free borrowing in total. Most credit card providers will offer up to 56 days interest-free credit on purchases. If you need to borrow money for six months or less, you can do it interest-free with a credit card. Otherwise you are simply giving your bank an interest-free loan. There are more than 30 cards that offer interest-free periods of six months. Students are also being urged to check the costs of exceeding their interest-free overdraft limit because charges can be steep. This interest-free breathing space is a great opportunity to throw money at your debt and kill it off faster. The first priority for every student should be to find an account that offers an interest-free overdraft and charges no fees. The maximum number of interest-free days will also drop from 56 to 46. Cash hidden for years is being offered by criminals in interest-free loans in a bid to launder money quickly. Most bank packages have an interest-free overdraft element. Customers were also given an interest-free overdraft until August. It is also gives interest-free loans to the poorest of the poor.