BRD Romania has published a very important announcement for all its clients from all over Romania at the moment, one that the people who use its services, but also who have a loan from the Romanian bank, should know about. Those from BRD Romania talk about the Emergency Ordinance 90/2022 which was published in the Official Gazette on June 29, based on which certain facilities are granted to clients who have financial difficulties during this period.
BRD Romania talks about the measures that this emergency ordinance of the Romanian Government brings for Romanians who need to postpone the payment of credits due to the financial problems generated by the war in Ukraine. On July 29, the rules for the application of this emergency ordinance of the Romanian Government were published, and based on them, BRD Romania can clearly tell the Romanians how they can benefit from everything.
BRD Romania: IMPORTANT Official Measures Announced to All Romanian Customers
BRD Romania says that in order to apply the provisions of this emergency ordinance, it is necessary for the applicant to have a real estate mortgage loan, or a consumer loan, which was granted until April 30, 2022. Suspension of the payment obligation, according to the at BRD Romania, it can be applied only once for each credit for a period between 1 and 9 months, so you cannot do this more than once, or for longer periods.
BRD Romania also states that the maximum age of the person at the end of the crediting period, including the suspension period, must not exceed 75 years implied for consumer loans, including real estate mortgages. It is also very important, according to BRD Romania, that there have been no arrears in the last 6 months before requesting the suspension of payment of installments for the loan in which case we want to apply the suspension of payment, an extremely important element.
BRD Romania has on its website all the necessary information regarding this procedure, which is not simple, but it is intended to help people from all over the country to face more easily the effects of the energy crisis, but also of the war in Ukraine.
