Home » today » Business » Dortmund falls into credit traps as energy prices surge: 3 cunning schemes warned by consumer advocates. Dortmund falls into credit traps as energy prices surge: 3 cunning schemes warned by consumer advocates. March 15, 2023 by world today news World Consumer Day Check it out 15.03.2023 08:00 a.m Split Add to watch list Warning of credit traps after the price crisis: (from left) Wolfgang Schuldzinski, head of the consumer advice center in North Rhine-Westphalia, Beate Krause, adviser on money and credit problems, and Alexandra Kopetzki, head of the Dortmund advice center. © Spots “Loans without Schufa”, “unbureaucratic instant loan” and so on: For those who are short on cash, this sounds too good to be true. Most of the time it’s not true either: three stitches are spreading rapidly. 3 Min reading time 2023-03-15 08:00:00 Trap 1: Instant Mini Loan No right of objection Trap 2: “Financial restructuring” Case 3: Line of credit with a card Complicated jurisprudence Related posts:Oil peaks predict prices from $ 50-55A cascade of money on Piazza Affari and the Stock Exchange launches towards the pre-Christmas rallyNational debt in the Netherlands is declining and could decrease further | EconomyProposal: large companies should help pay for the recovery from the corona crisisShare this:FacebookX Related
