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Loan Interest Rates

NCUA · final-rule · Published 2000-07-20 · Effective 2000-08-21 · 65 FR 44974

Document

Document number
00-18277
Federal Register citation
65 FR 44974
CFR reference
12 CFR 701
Type
Rule
Action
Final rule.
Category
final-rule
Agency
US National Credit Union Administration
Publication date
2000-07-20
Effective date
2000-08-21

Abstract

The current 18 percent per year federal credit union loan rate is scheduled to revert to 15 percent on September 9, 2000, unless otherwise provided by the NCUA Board (Board). A 15 percent ceiling would restrict certain categories of credit and adversely affect the financial condition of a number of federal credit unions. At the same time prevailing market rates and economic conditions do not justify a rate higher than the current 18 percent ceiling. Accordingly, the Board hereby continues an 18 percent federal credit union loan rate ceiling for the period September 9, 2000, through March 8, 2002. Loans and lines of credit balances existing prior to May 18, 1987, may continue to bear their contractual rate of interest, not to exceed 21 percent. The Board is prepared to reconsider the 18 percent ceiling at any time should changes in economic conditions warrant.

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Federal Register document
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