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Thursday, Dec 04, 2014
SINGAPORE - Banks here have quietly raised the already high interest rates that apply to credit card bills.
In September, DBS Bank lifted the interest rate on outstanding balances from 24 per cent to 24.9 per cent.
OCBC's rate rose from 24.96 per cent to 25.92 per cent.
United Overseas Bank (UOB) raised its interest rate from 24 per cent to 25 per cent on Nov 22.
For years, cardholders who did not pay their bills in full by the due date have been charged interest of about 24 per cent on the outstanding amount.
Now, consumers have to foot higher interest charges.
Behind in your card bills? It'll cost more now, News, News, AsiaOne Business News
SINGAPORE - Banks here have quietly raised the already high interest rates that apply to credit card bills.
In September, DBS Bank lifted the interest rate on outstanding balances from 24 per cent to 24.9 per cent.
OCBC's rate rose from 24.96 per cent to 25.92 per cent.
United Overseas Bank (UOB) raised its interest rate from 24 per cent to 25 per cent on Nov 22.
For years, cardholders who did not pay their bills in full by the due date have been charged interest of about 24 per cent on the outstanding amount.
Now, consumers have to foot higher interest charges.
Behind in your card bills? It'll cost more now, News, News, AsiaOne Business News