Jakarta, CNBC Indonesia – Online loan alias pinjol illegal has many modes of crime. Entities whose majority are not registered with the Financial Services Authority (OJK) have easy borrowing. “But very trapped, the fee is large, borrowing Rp. 1 million is transferred Rp. 600 thousand. High interest is around 3% per day. The short term … Read more
FAJAR.CO.ID, JAKARTA – As many as 3,000 online loans (Pinjol) operating in Indonesia are being pursued by the National Police Headquarters. The reason is that thousands of loans are not registered with the Financial Services Authority (OJK) aka illegal. The Head of the Criminal Investigation Unit at the National Police Headquarters, Komjen Pol Agus Andrianto, … Read more
Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — Criminal Investigation Agency (Bareskrim) Police are targeting a number of online loan service providers (Pinjol) which is not registered with the Financial Services Authority (OJK) aka illegal. Control will be carried out because so far the community has been disadvantaged by borrowing work that burdens customers. Even the Police likens the … Read more
Semarang Regency – An honorary teacher in the district Semarang, Afifah Muflihati (27) entangled in online loan network (pinjol) to hundreds of millions. Initially only borrowing Rp. 3 million, Afifah’s debt swelled to Rp. 206.3 million. Afifah’s attorney, Muhammad Sofyan, said that Afifah borrowed money online to buy children’s milk. Afifah has two children who … Read more
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KOMPAS.com – Debt collector from online loans (pinjol) created a Facebook group to collect loans from S (40), a kindergarten teacher from Sukun District, Kota Poor, East Java. S entangled in online loans on 24 applications with a total loan of up to IDR 40 million. According to S, the Facebook group contains her husband, … Read more
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KOMPAS.com– S, a kindergarten teacher in Poor, East Java, entangled in an online loan (pinjol) up to around IDR 40 million in 24 applications. S had the intention of committing suicide as a result of being terrorized by debt collectors from the loan application. S was caught in a number of online loan applications because … Read more
Jakarta – The decision to go into debt passes online loans (loan) must be thought over and over again, Mother. It’s not just a matter of how to replace it, but also a reliable source. If not, then there are consequences to be faced. This has been experienced by Melati, a resident from Malang, East … Read more
Poor – After 13 years of serving as a kindergarten teacher in Malang, Melati had to become an undergraduate. This requirement is required by the kindergarten where Melati teaches. By holding the S-1 title, Melati can become a classroom teacher, no longer a companion teacher. At the request of the school, Melati finally took the … Read more
Jakarta, CNN Indonesia – Eid synonymous with an increase in expenditure due to the emergence of various new necessities, starting from going home, buying new clothes, zakat, and so on. Most of the, spending during the month of Ramadan and Idul Fitri tend to be consumptive. The increase in the financial needs of the community … Read more
Illustration of Online Loan Money. (Source: iStockPhoto via Kompas.com) JAKARTA, KOMPAS.TV – The Financial Services Authority (OJK) reported the addition of four fintech peer to peer (P2P) lending or online loans (pinjol) from 144 registered platforms that have obtained permits. “As of February 23, 2021, the total number of fintech peer-to-peer lending or fintech lending … Read more