0 Someone who is creditworthy has enough money or property for banks and other organizations to be willing to lend them money:
1 used to describe a person, business, or government to which financial organizations are willing to lend money:
Interestingly, the school certificate, accepted universally as a proof of age is not considered creditworthy in cases such as these.
They have told us that every farmer is prosperous; that he is creditworthy, except the small farmer—and so on: a really prosperous state of affairs!
We have had letters of complaint from creditworthy farmers who are unable to get additional or sufficient credit for their business.
It is creditworthy, as they say, it is a country that could ensure the prosperity and well-being of its population.
We want to preserve the right of any manufacturer to refuse to supply a retailer who he does not consider creditworthy.
They have, of course, to satisfy themselves, too, that the client is creditworthy.
The reality is that the banks regard as creditworthy someone who can repay that money, in cash, within three years.
Banks should be allowed to lend more where farmers are creditworthy.
