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Bankers charge hundreds of RON to analyse loan applications
Posted on April 19th, 2010
Bankers charge hundreds of RON to analyse loan applications
Bankers complain about the lack of demand for loans, but once inside an agency, clients are charged even before contracting a loan. In order to analyse the applications for a mortgage loan, banks charge as much as 800 RON.
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Bankers charge hundreds of RON to analyse loan applications
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