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Subsidized Financing

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Subsidized financing
Funding provided by a government or other entity that is available at a below-market interest rate.

Subsidized Financing
A loan or other form of financing that a government provides directly or guarantees. Subsidized financing is available at a lower interest rate because the government does not need to make a profit and can better afford the risk of loss. Subsidized financing often is offered to lower income people, for example, to encourage home ownership. See also: Co-signer.


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