Tightening Conditions for Consumer Loans May Have Problems in the Senate - Legislation
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The proposed increase in minimum creditworthiness will make it more difficult for many Slovenians to access loans starting in 2027, and will hit those with lower incomes hardest. According to one bank, the volume of new loans could decrease by up to ten percent.
The government amendment to tighten the conditions for providing consumer loans in line with EU law may not be smoothly adopted by the Senate. The Senate Constitutional and Legal Committee took a unanimous and reserved stance on the bill this week. It refused to recommend approving the standard without changes. None of the committee members proposed rejecting or changing the amendment. If the Senate as a whole does not amend or reject the amendm…
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