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    Commercial Banks and Other Institutions Do Not Normally Consider Secured
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Commercial Banks and Other Institutions Do Not Normally Consider Secured

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Commercial banks and other institutions do not normally consider secured loans less risky than unsecured loans, and therefore require higher interest rates on them.

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