Spanish Supreme Court Rules Against 'Revolving' Credit Cards in Collective Lawsuit

The Spanish Supreme Court has sided with clients in the first collective lawsuit against 'revolving' credit cards, specifically Carrefour Pass, potentially affecting 1.5 million customers with high-interest debts.

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el-mundoSpanish65d ago

¿Tiene una tarjeta 'Carrefour Pass'? El Supremo da la razón a los clientes en la primera demanda colectiva contra las 'revolving'

ASUFIN calcula que los afectados son 1,5 millones de clientes con 3.000 millones de euros en saldo dispuesto en estas tarjetas de crédito al consumo, con las tasas más altas del mercado, cercanas al 22%. Los clientes podrán reclamar la devolución de los intereses cobrados Leer

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Spanish Supreme Court Rules Against 'Revolving' Credit Cards in Collective Lawsuit

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¿Tiene una tarjeta 'Carrefour Pass'? El Supremo da la razón a los clientes en la primera demanda colectiva contra las 'revolving'

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