“Increasing requirements for the issuance of loans from banks forces Russians more often to take “loans to pay” at 292% per annum.”, – WRITE: epravda.com.ua
Increasing requirements for the issuance of loans from banks forces Russians more often to take “loans to pay” at 292% per annum. About it writes the Russian edition of The Moscow Times with reference to “RBC”. In December, 70% of new loans accounted for microfinance organizations (MFIs), while a year ago this figure was 47.4%. The value of the micro -loan also increased in the overall lending structure: in December, MFF products in the Russian Federation fell 13.6% of the total volume of loans issued, while at the end of 2023 this figure was almost 3.5 times less – 3.9%. Trembles: Earlier, after a full -scale invasion of Russia into Ukraine, the share of MFIs reached 62.7% of the number of loans and 8.7% by their volume. According to the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, in January-September 2024, the MFI issued a loan of 1.26 trillion rubles, which is 23.3% more than a year earlier. We will remind: rates on consumer loans in Russian banks at the beginning of November 2024 ranged from 25% to 38% per annum, but by November 19, the maximum rate increased to 44%. Advertising: Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin is increasingly worried about problems in the military economy of Russia, It is when Donald Trump actively calls for the conflict in Ukraine.