BRD Romania is one of the largest banks in our country, with many clients in various corners of it, and for all of them there is an important announcement regarding the bank's actions. After deciding to accept applications for the postponement of credit installments, those from BRD Romania finally managed to make for its clients from all over the country, including a calculator that helps them find out how much their installment will increase, depending on of the period chosen for postponement.
BRD Romania finally managed to make such a calculator, as other banks have done to help their clients find out in good time how much their loan rates will increase if they choose to postpone them. GEO 37/2020 is the one that allows Romanian customers affected by the Coronavirus pandemic to postpone their loan installments for predefined periods of time, but BRD Romania also helps people find out how much more they will pay if they do this.
BRD Romania: IMPORTANT Announcement Targeting Customers in the Country
BRD Romania it does nothing but calculate the increases based on Romanian legislation, and all banks that allow their customers to postpone their rates have their increases. Customers have the option to postpone the installments for any period they want, based on the limits set by the emergency ordinance, and BRD Romania helps people to be informed ahead of time about the higher payments they will have to make if you take advantage of this system.
BRD Romania did not have this calculator from the very beginning, nor detailed information, as now, regarding what happens if you choose to postpone your rate for a certain period of time. Things have changed, and now BRD Romania has all this detailed information on their website, and it's good to look through it all to see exactly what's going to happen if you decide to postpone your rate for any credit at this time.
BRD Romania it has probably processed tens of thousands of applications for the postponement of loan installments, but at the same time it is actively involved in the IMM Invest program, through which money is given to companies in Romania.
