FCA confirms payment deferral proposals
FCA said it is important that borrowers who can afford to make repayments continue to do so and urged consumers not to contact their lender until the enhanced measures are
FCA said it is important that borrowers who can afford to make repayments continue to do so and urged consumers not to contact their lender until the enhanced measures are
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Temporary measures include a three-month payment freeze for motor finance customers who are having temporary difficulties meeting finance or leasing payments due to the pandemic.
The Covid-19 pandemic will change the way we do business and could provide an opportunity to further advance the way in which the motor finance sector handles customer relationships.
This follows last week’s announcement from the Financial Conduct Authority calling on motor finance firms to help customers during the lockdown period.
If a payment freeze isn’t in the customer’s interests, firms should offer an alternative solution, potentially including the waiving of interest and charges or rescheduling the term of the loan.
The economic impact of the coronavirus is expected to lead to a contraction in private consumption in the second quarter greater than reported in any quarter during the financial crisis.
Logistics companies have ceased deliveries to protect drivers as well as to adhere to the Government’s wishes to cut unnecessary journeys.
Authority has already confirmed a package of targeted temporary measures to help people with some of the most commonly used consumer credit products.
LBF members are working with businesses to extend car and van contracts as well as mitigate potential charges. Businesses may be suffering financial difficulties, while others may need to extend
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