and at what percentage they give a loan for a used car, daria tyunova went to find out.uthorized dealer. nikita komarov from ryazeni purchased a 2018 sedan with mileage 110,000 for 2,700 rubles. the deal turned out to be quite attractive, the young man handed over his previous car to tradein, added 2 down payments, and took out a car loan for the remaining amount at 15% per annum. i took out a car loan and was pleased with the interest rate and the fact that they didn’t impose additional products. the bank approved the car loan within two hours. russians are buying used cars more and more willingly this year, according to analysts, 27% more used cars were purchased than in the same period last season with an increase in demand for used tires, the price for them has also increased, and the number of bank offers for car loans has also increased, rates for... buying used cars are, however, much higher than for buying new ones. loan rate for new cars can be in the region of 10-12% per annum. rates on used cars now vary anywhere from 14.5 to 20% per annum, terms are usually u

daria tyunova will tell you how debtor pensioners can maintain a living wage.t a loan, i didn’t have enough money, the balcony is expensive, it cost us 150,000. to build a balcony, pensioner natalya i took out a loan from the bank for 100,000 rubles for 2 years, at first i was able to pay it off, i had a part-time job in the summer, sewing to order, but by the fall there were fewer orders and one pension was not enough. i have a pension, i have 18 years of age, i worked a tenth part-time job, but then somehow it became difficult and i didn’t have enough, and now i’m afraid that the bailiffs will come to me, i don’t want to be in debt, and similar stories with pensioners thousands are happening all over russia, but if a credit institution files a claim, the bailiffs will really they may come, or rather they will be able to write off the debt with her pension automatically. fortunately, according to the law, the write-off amount cannot exceed 50% of the debtor’s pension, and the remainder cannot be... less than the subsistence level. general grounds apply: up to