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Car loan interest rate - increased

Car loan interest rate - increased

My husband has the salary account in commercial bank. He took car loan 6 months back at the interest rate of 4% in CBQ. We checked the online statement and it shows as current interest rate as 9.25%. They changed the interest without any notifications. We have sent a mail and didn’t get any response. Anyone facing the same issue?

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atif242
 

Well, you didn't read the TERMS & CONDITIONS before signing LOAN DOCUMENTS
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Bank has full right to change INTEREST RATE at anytime.
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If you have copy of your loan document, you can read it again

Answered on Tue, 10/11/2009 - 9:02am
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AbuSaif
 

Rightly said by Atif, this is actually what is interest all about lady...

Get rid of the loan or car asap... best suggestion...

Answered on Tue, 10/11/2009 - 9:23am
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this is one another prank played by banks. they give you a novel print kind of paper with 1000 terms & conditions that makes u almost impossible to read at the same time. you just sign it to rush ur procedures. Those tiny terms creates major conditional problems for you later.

Answered on Tue, 10/11/2009 - 9:38am
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Sripad
 

Hi,

Check out 9.25% will be decrecing and 4% flat. This is what i have been told while taking the car loan. They cannot increase the rate of interest by 100% with out information. Just read the document carefully again

Answered on Tue, 10/11/2009 - 10:32am
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farash
 

Yes, Sripad is right. Actually, what you agreed for is 4% flat, means irrespective of the remaining outstanding balance in your account they will charge you 4%. What they may be charging you is 9.25% on the remaining balance. Initially you may get charged more, but when the outstanding balance comes down, the interest charged will be less. Effectively you will be paying equivalent to 4% flat. But double check the caculation to make sure you are not paying more.

Answered on Tue, 10/11/2009 - 11:08am
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