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Does anyone here have experience with Swiss installment loans?
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Does anyone here have experience with Swiss installment loans?
Hi there,
According to the Swiss consumer credit law, personal loans offered by Swiss lenders must be annuity loans rather than installment loans. That means personal loans must be amortized through a series of identical, regular repayments.
The term "installment loan" and the German "Ratenkredit" are often used to describe loans which are repaid using a series of repayments which may or may not be identical. In this sense, Swiss personal loans could be considered to be installment loans.
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