People or organizations to which you owe money,such as credit card companies or banks,are called

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Creditors are individuals or entities that have provided a loan or credit to another individual or entity, hence are owed money. Therefore, option D is the correct answer. Option A, lenders, refers generally to those who provide loans or financial assistance, but does not specifically refer to those who are owed money. Option B, money markets, refers to financial markets where short-term funds are borrowed and lent, but does not refer specifically to individuals or organizations to which one may owe money. Option C, debtors, refers to individuals or entities that owe money to creditors, and is the opposite of the intended answer in this question.

People or Organizations to Which You Owe Money,such as Credit