high interest

/ˈhaɪ ˈɪntərɪst/
adjective
  1. Referring to a loan, savings account, or investment that has a high rate of interest, meaning it costs a lot to borrow or pays a lot to save.
    • High-interest credit cards can quickly lead to large amounts of debt.
    • She avoided taking out a high-interest loan because the payments would be too expensive.
    • The bank offered a high-interest savings account that earned 5% annually.
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