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The government has launched a consultation on raising the
maximum interest rate credit unions are able to charge. Under proposals released by the Treasury, the
mutual financial organisations would be able to charge 3 per cent a month
interest on loans, rather than the current limit of 2 per cent. The Treasury
said this would allow unions to ‘break even’ on smaller, short-term loans,
where they can currently lose money due to high administration costs. Read more and download a copy of the
consultation on the Treasury website or check the Consultations page in this blog.
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