Banks and regulators in talks over extending credit card payment holidays for hard-up borrowers for another three months
The FCA extended mortgage holidays last week
Bankers are now in talks with it over doing the same thing for unsecured debts, There are concerns due to the cost of rolling over more expensive debt, Taking a three-month payment holiday does not write-off any interest
Credit card and loan borrowers may be able to put their payments on hold until the end of September, under plans reportedly being considered by banks and regulators.
Banks are in discussions with the Financial Conduct Authority over extending three-month credit card and loan repayment holidays initially brought in in April, according to the Financial Times.
The news comes just four days after the FCA brought in measures which meant those struggling to pay their mortgage could put repayments on hold for three more months and had until the end of October to apply for a mortgage holiday.
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