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loan interest
News updates related to loan interest rates.
Vietinbank interest rates in October 2025
VietinBank's deposit interest rates in October 2025 remained at 1.6-4.8% per year at the counter, while online deposits via iPay offered even higher rates of up to 5.0% per year.
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Three individuals were arrested for lending money at interest rates ranging from 240% to 644% per year.
Authorities have arrested three individuals in connection with a case of "usurious lending in civil transactions," resulting in illicit profits exceeding 10 billion VND.
Man arrested for lending money at exorbitant interest rates of 360% per year while forcing debtors to sign promissory notes.
In a short period of time, by lending money at exorbitant interest rates, Hoang illegally profited hundreds of millions of dong. When the debtors were unable to repay, he forced them to sign promissory notes.
Pawnshop owner arrested for running loan sharking ring charging 360% interest per year.
Under the guise of running a pawn shop, Toan recruited many tattooed henchmen to run a loan sharking ring charging interest rates as high as 360% per year, earning billions of dong in illicit profits.
Two individuals involved in usurious lending were arrested in Tan Ky district.
Taking advantage of people's urgent need for money, Lang Thi Nam and Nguyen Van Vinh lent money to residents in Tan Ky district at interest rates as high as 85,000 VND per million VND per day.
Four individuals arrested for engaging in usurious lending activities.
On January 14th, the Criminal Investigation Department announced that, through the investigation of a special case, they had arrested two groups comprising four individuals specializing in usurious lending in civil transactions.
Authorities arrest a loan shark who illegally profited hundreds of millions of dong in Nghe An province.
Taking advantage of the difficult economic situation and the need of some local residents to borrow money for business and trade, Nguyen Thi Dieu lent money to many people, totaling several...
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