No, George Halas did not loan the Packers money - the Packers actually loaned George Halas money.
The Packers were in serious financial trouble after the 1922 season and were saved by making the ownership of the franchise public, an effort led by Andrew Turnbull.
In 1932, when George Halas was having financial difficulty meeting the Bears payroll (during the Depression), Halas borrowed money from his mother, his mother in law and ($1,500) from the Packers.
In 1956, with the Packers facing the threat of NFL relocation unless city residents approved a new football stadium (now Lambeau Field), Halas spoke forcefully at a rally to encourage local Green Bay voters to approve public funding for reconstruction of their football field. The referendum measure passed, and some give Halas at least some credit for promoting it for the Packers.
no
Money lenders and banks.
If your credit is good, a bank will lend you money. If your credit is bad, then only a very close personal friend, who is willing to take a risk, will lend you money.
No.
Lend? Any age to lend, however parents should be advised of their children's loans they may be giving out!
Banks do not create money, they only use the money from saving accounts and lend it to people. When they lend the interest from the loan is profit for the bank.
No I have no money
yes
people at banks
Decide how much you want to sell it for, then when you are in the trade right click on the Sword (or whatever you want to lend) Select lend and there you go!
It might be bad to ask your boss to lend you money, but it really depends on the type of relationship you have with your boss. If you are also friends, it might be fine to ask for money.
You get him something home made or ask someone to lend you money