Kazakhstan Considers Shortening Installment Purchase Terms
Summary
Kazakhstan plans to reduce allowable periods for installment purchases and record them in consumers' credit histories.
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Kazakhstan is considering new measures to regulate installment purchase plans. Under the proposed initiative, the allowable duration and terms for buying goods and services in installments may be shortened.
In addition to shortening installment periods, the proposal includes adding data on all installment purchases directly to consumers' credit histories. The measure aims to provide a more comprehensive overview of individual debt obligations across the financial sector.
Source: Kapital.kz
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