Quick overdue loans without refusal Hawaii
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In connection with the violation of any term of the loan agreement
The amount of the fine provided / imposed on the borrower and any form of financial sanction should not exceed 0.27 percent of the remaining principal amount of the loan each day. Accordingly, the size of the sanction should not exceed 98.55 percent per annum.
According to the current version of the Civil Code, the amount of the fine and any form of financial sanctions imposed on the borrower for each day should not exceed 150 percent of the annual principal amount of the loan provided for by the agreement.
Currently, this figure is 150% per annum.
According to the latest data, overdue loans in commercial banks decreased by 1.6 million in July and amounted to 382.1 million. The share of such loans in the total loan portfolio of commercial banks is 1.6%, and this figure has not changed over the past two months.