Banks ordered to freeze credit card interest for needy borrowers
Banks ordered to freeze credit card interest for needy borrowers
As millions more register for unemployment benefit in the UK and US, the FCA tells banks to freeze interest on credit cards and overdrafts for struggling borrowers without affecting their credit rating.
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Measures proposed to help borrowers in difficulty include:
- Three-month repayment freeze on loans
- Temporary freeze on credit card and store card debt for up to three months
- Zero interest for three months for up to £500 for customers affected by coronavirus using an arranged overdraft for up to three months
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