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| FINANCIAL MARKETS
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| Interest
Rates |
Interest is the amount a borrower pays a
lender for the use of the funds borrowed. There are a wide range of
interest rates, including the various rates on deposits, the prime lending
rate of banks, rates on mortgage bonds (home loans), the repo rate of the
South African Reserve Bank, rates charged by micro-lenders and the rate on
government stock, to mention but a few.
Click the link below to see a table showing the prime and repo interest
changes since 2000 with the CPI figures for the same period.
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Source: South African Reserve Bank www.reservebank.co.za
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| The National Credit Act |
First National Bank, as a registered
credit provider, fully supports the National Credit Act. It is their aim
to meet your credit needs in a responsible manner.
Find out more about the NCA click
here.
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The National Credit Act, which came into
effect on 1 June 2007, is designed to protect borrowers from undue
risk and to create a fair and non-discriminatory lending market. The Act
determines the way in which credit is applied for granted.
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| FINANCIAL MARKETS HANDBOOK - REVIEW
2007 |
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| FINANCIAL MARKETS HANDBOOK -
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| FINANCIAL MARKETS HANDBOOK - REVIEW 2005 |
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