For a 1-3 year unsecured, non-credit card personal loan based on income for a high credit score individual, an increase in credit card utilization from 0% to 20-35% can mean up to a 2% increase in the annual interest rate on the US side from a lender like Amex. I am curious what it would be on the Swedish side for a similar situation.
Last week, for example, such utilization change in the US could mean missing out on an 8-9% interest rate and be given an 11% rate instead on such loan type.
For a loan with a primary residential home as collateral and depending on the loan type, the change in interest rate would be much less to negligible.
Last week, for example, such utilization change in the US could mean missing out on an 8-9% interest rate and be given an 11% rate instead on such loan type.
For a loan with a primary residential home as collateral and depending on the loan type, the change in interest rate would be much less to negligible.
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