Pierrakakis: Fixed Interest Rate of 3% for Vulnerable Borrowers and Fines of up to 5 Million Euros for Servicers – “Fireworks! Borrowers Don’t Eat Hay,” Says Tsoukalas - The Press Project - News, Analysis, Radio, Television
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Commenting on Pierrakakis' amendments to the private debt bill, the PASOK press spokesman noted: "Borrowers are not eating hay. They now know very well who Mr. Mitsotakis and his government serve. PASOK's victory is the only way to change the lives of the majority." The post Tsoukalas on Pierrakakis' announcements: Fireworks from a government that remained silent when it should have spoken appeared first on in.gr.
Fixed interest rate of 3% until repayment – Benefit of up to 28,600 euros for borrowers and 5 million euros in "bells" for servicers
The debate on the multi-bill of the Ministry of National Economy and Finance begins in the Plenary Session – Two new key interventions announced by Kyriakos Pierrakakis The multi-bill of the Ministry of National Economy and Finance under the title “Strengthening the supervision of receivables from loans and credits under management – […] The article In the Parliament, the bill on private debt: Fixed interest rate of 3% in the extrajudicial and m…
Commenting on Pierrakakis' bill for borrowers. The article Tsoukalas (PASOK): Borrowers are not eating hay – They now know well who the government serves appeared first on Documento.
The new interventions of Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis on private debt are causing intense political controversy, with PASOK Press Secretary Kostas Tsoukalas denouncing selective strictness towards servicers and delays in the implementation of the Supreme Court's decision. At the same time, he raises the issue of unequal treatment of debtors with regard to the fixed interest rate of 3% compared to the regulations in EFKA and AADE, while …
The multi-bill of the Ministry of National Economy and Finance on private debt and the operation of debt management companies (servicers) will be introduced in the plenary session of the Parliament today at 10:00. Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis announced a fixed interest rate of 3% for specific categories of debtors who are part of the extrajudicial mechanism, as well as a tenfold increase in the maximum fine for servicers, from 500,000 euros to …
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