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Banks can write off a loan if it has been taken to buy a home that was destroyed...

In Ukraine can write off credit during the war: Named conditions (video)

Banks can write off a loan if it has been taken to buy a home that was destroyed as a result of hostilities. It is also worth considering the area of ​​housing. In Ukraine, they can completely cancel the debt to the bank. However, there are certain conditions for this, as told on the air of the TV channel "We - Ukraine". It is noted that the loan may write off if the person did not have debt until February 23, 2022.

They can also be canceled under the condition that the loan has been taken for the purchase of housing, which was destroyed as a result of hostilities (the area of ​​the apartment in this case should not exceed 140 square meters and a private house - 250 square meters). In this case, it is necessary to collect documents confirming it and transferred to the bank. If a positive decision is made, the state guarantees compensation.

The material states that in March 2022 the Verkhovna Rada passed a law according to which Ukrainians who have issued loans from banks do not calculate penalties for late and do not increase the interest rate for the amount of the loan. However, this does not mean that the loan can not be paid. Yes, interest will still be drunk and debt will accumulate. It is reported that such changes work for the entire period of martial law, as well as within 30 days after its end.

Creditors will not be able to do anything before the end of the war, but after - you will have to repay the debt. Earlier it was reported that tax can write off money from the accounts of Ukrainians. According to the DPS, without intervention of the court, it is possible to write off cash if the citizen does not fulfill his tax liabilities within 90 days. The media also wrote why payments could not increase after indexation. Yes, the minimum age pension is set at 40% of the minimum wage.