
NongHyup to Delete Delinquency Records for 220,000 Customers—'Supporting Rehabilitation of Diligent Repayers'
NongHyup Financial Group will erase delinquency records for 220,000 customers who fully repay small debts by year-end, aiming to boost credit scores and support financial recovery for diligent repayers.
Yonhap InfomaxSouth Korea’s financial sector will launch a “credit amnesty” from September 30, deleting delinquency records for borrowers who fully repay overdue debts by year-end, benefiting about 3.24 million individuals and small business owners.
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Financial Sector to Proactively Support Deletion of Delinquency Records for Diligent Repayers
South Korea’s financial sector will launch a “credit amnesty” from September 30, deleting delinquency records for borrowers who fully repay overdue debts by year-end, benefiting about 3.24 million individuals and small business owners.
Yonhap InfomaxSouth Korea's Financial Services Commission will grant credit amnesty to 3.24 million borrowers with arrears under 50 million won if debts are repaid in full by year-end, aiming to boost credit scores and ease financial burdens amid economic headwinds.
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Borrowers Who Repay Up to 50 Million Won in Arrears by Year-End to Receive 'Credit Amnesty'—3.24 Million Eligible
South Korea's Financial Services Commission will grant credit amnesty to 3.24 million borrowers with arrears under 50 million won if debts are repaid in full by year-end, aiming to boost credit scores and ease financial burdens amid economic headwinds.
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Credit Finance Industry Proposes Sales Support and Credit Amnesty to Ruling Party Through Supplementary Budget
Credit finance industry requests government support for struggling sectors and credit amnesty through supplementary budget, proposing measures to enhance industry competitiveness and economic revitalization.
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