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    Tag: cap

    Cap on short-term credit loans

    In a move to stop consumers racking up more debt, the government wants to see an interest cap on high-cost, short-term credit loans. It also wants to tighten the rules on the marketing of consumer loans and has drafted a bill to this effect.

    Under the plan, the rate of interest on these loans should be a maximum 40% of the reference rate

    Posted on 27 November, 2017Author Vanessa ClareCategories Business, MiscellaneousTags cap, short-term credit loans
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