top | item 46462980 (no title) ahofmann | 1 month ago In my new credit card app I can set if I want to repay 3%, 5% or 100% at the end of the month. If I set it to 100%, I have to pay $2 per month. Banking is already actively hostile against the customer. discuss order hn newest haritha-j|1 month ago You have to pay more money when you pay the total amount you owe? That's just evil. MrDresden|1 month ago In some locations banks are allowed to charge you for the interests they will loose out on when their clients pay more of the principal.In other locations this has been deemed illegal and/or only allowed above a certain amount (think 10-15% of total remaining principal).I do not agree with this being an ok practice (to charge). load replies (3) nothrabannosir|1 month ago Which bank is this? unknown|1 month ago [deleted] OrangeMusic|1 month ago À major one. za3faran|1 month ago By definition, usury/interest based banking is hostile against the customer.
haritha-j|1 month ago You have to pay more money when you pay the total amount you owe? That's just evil. MrDresden|1 month ago In some locations banks are allowed to charge you for the interests they will loose out on when their clients pay more of the principal.In other locations this has been deemed illegal and/or only allowed above a certain amount (think 10-15% of total remaining principal).I do not agree with this being an ok practice (to charge). load replies (3)
MrDresden|1 month ago In some locations banks are allowed to charge you for the interests they will loose out on when their clients pay more of the principal.In other locations this has been deemed illegal and/or only allowed above a certain amount (think 10-15% of total remaining principal).I do not agree with this being an ok practice (to charge). load replies (3)
nothrabannosir|1 month ago Which bank is this? unknown|1 month ago [deleted] OrangeMusic|1 month ago À major one.
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MrDresden|1 month ago
In other locations this has been deemed illegal and/or only allowed above a certain amount (think 10-15% of total remaining principal).
I do not agree with this being an ok practice (to charge).
nothrabannosir|1 month ago
unknown|1 month ago
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OrangeMusic|1 month ago
za3faran|1 month ago