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Banks increase loan rates & tariffs!
Dawnwoods
#71 Posted : Monday, November 02, 2015 7:36:19 PM
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$$ loan.
Swenani
#72 Posted : Monday, November 16, 2015 7:14:02 PM
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Dawnwoods wrote:
Boris Boyka wrote:
enyands wrote:
Dawnwoods wrote:
Equity just told me my loan interest has been changed by an increase of an extra 2%. ino yoooooothe ni mikora!!




U know with banks once they review the rate up it takes a fight from cbk to bring it down. So iko shida

2% Only! You're very lucky. Others have increased with between 5-8%. Is it a personal, business or mortgage?smile

You took the words out of my mouth @Boris. He is lucky! He could be making more from T bills than his bank is charging him for his loan!!! That never happens in Kenya!!!

2%??? He should be thankful!!!

its for a 10yr mortgage so now 12%.


relief for equity customers
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Boris Boyka
#73 Posted : Wednesday, February 10, 2016 7:59:05 PM
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What are the current rates ..coop 19-20%
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FRM2011
#74 Posted : Tuesday, March 22, 2016 12:59:04 PM
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Hallo wazuans.

The new bill by mp jude njomo to cap lending rates seems to have a broad base support in the house.

Was going to ignore it until I heard adan duale saying if the president refuses to assent, they can marshall 2/3 majority votes to compel the president to sign.

Now now, as a borrower am salivating. Apart from the banksters defence, can someone put a strong case against interest rates control in kenya.
mlennyma
#75 Posted : Tuesday, March 22, 2016 1:10:13 PM
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FRM2011 wrote:
Hallo wazuans.

The new bill by mp jude njomo to cap lending rates seems to have a broad base support in the house.

Was going to ignore it until I heard adan duale saying if the president refuses to assent, they can marshall 2/3 majority votes to compel the president to sign.

Now now, as a borrower am salivating. Apart from the banksters defence, can someone put a strong case against interest rates control in kenya.

the banks will just introduce a 2 or 3% fee above the recommended 4 and baptize it with a new namesmile
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githundi
#76 Posted : Tuesday, March 22, 2016 1:41:05 PM
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FRM2011 wrote:
Hallo wazuans.

The new bill by mp jude njomo to cap lending rates seems to have a broad base support in the house.

Was going to ignore it until I heard adan duale saying if the president refuses to assent, they can marshall 2/3 majority votes to compel the president to sign.

Now now, as a borrower am salivating. Apart from the banksters defence, can someone put a strong case against interest rates control in kenya.

Reduced credit access. ..few will qualify at low rates
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ruwesh
#77 Posted : Wednesday, March 23, 2016 9:21:53 AM
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githundi wrote:
FRM2011 wrote:
Hallo wazuans.

The new bill by mp jude njomo to cap lending rates seems to have a broad base support in the house.

Was going to ignore it until I heard adan duale saying if the president refuses to assent, they can marshall 2/3 majority votes to compel the president to sign.

Now now, as a borrower am salivating. Apart from the banksters defence, can someone put a strong case against interest rates control in kenya.

Reduced credit access. ..few will qualify at low rates


if the bill goes through banks may now diversify into other businesses through their holding companies.
mlennyma
#78 Posted : Wednesday, March 23, 2016 9:32:57 AM
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ruwesh wrote:
githundi wrote:
FRM2011 wrote:
Hallo wazuans.

The new bill by mp jude njomo to cap lending rates seems to have a broad base support in the house.

Was going to ignore it until I heard adan duale saying if the president refuses to assent, they can marshall 2/3 majority votes to compel the president to sign.

Now now, as a borrower am salivating. Apart from the banksters defence, can someone put a strong case against interest rates control in kenya.

Reduced credit access. ..few will qualify at low rates


if the bill goes through banks may now diversify into other businesses through their holding companies.

the beauty is that your money is your money and no bank can be forced to give out money they will do what is profitable to them to sabotage the law quietly
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enyands
#79 Posted : Wednesday, March 23, 2016 9:59:06 AM
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No much comment here.

1 as an investor my dividends would be low because there won't be much interest income hence anti-bill.

2 as a borrower I would love to have loan for Less interest hence pro-bill.

Since I'm caught in between the two points I choose to reserve my comments hereb
Nandwa
#80 Posted : Wednesday, March 23, 2016 10:26:19 AM
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What became of the much talked about Donde bill.
I understand certain aspects, especially the one that touches on caping of interest rates was repealled.
What is not clear is fate of the requirement that borrowers shouldnt pay interests that cumulatively total more than the initial borrowed amount - ie if one borrowed 400k, in the end total amount paid to the bank (principal + interest) should not exceed 800k.
Just as absolute power corrupts leaders, so does absolute fanaticism blind the people from logic
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