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Absolutely. Nearly all revolving credit agreements allow the lender to reduce or terminate the available credit if there is a material change in the borrowers circumstances or finances, a changedrop in credit score, job loss, missed payments, value loss in the collateral (home equity credit lines) or a change in the lenders lending parameters.
