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In 2009 interest rates on money markets have steadily declined, reaching the second half of the year at extremely low levels. The monetary authorities have injected huge amounts of liquidity to prevent the worsening economic crisis generated by the financial turmoil erupted in 2008. The current situation sees a rebound in manufacturing activity, which remains moderate in the euro zone and is more intense in the U.S. and in emerging countries. There are concerns in the financial sector for the maintenance of some euro countries. The interest rates on Italian government debt have also reduced the spread on the Bund in Germany.
The bonds are offering short-term net returns actually zero. There are expectations of a gradual rise in rates, whereas for the end of 2010 should remain at very low levels. The Cooperative Edif.ce Ansaloni from June 2009 has stuck to pay the loan office, summarized in table rates. Were also prepared agreements with major banks to offer members Ansaloni the best conditions on loans, which, given the low interest rates have cost close to historical lows. The administrative offices of the Cooperative are available for members to provide guidance on the conventions of the Cooperative.
Social loan - table of interest in effect from 01/06/2009
| Deposit |
Gross rate
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Net rate
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| Until € 2.500,00 |
0,50% |
0,40% |
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| from € 2.500,01 to € 15.000,00 |
0,75% |
0,60% |
for that part excess € 2.500,00 |
| from € 15.000,01 to € 30.000,00 |
1,50% |
1,20% |
for that part excess € 15.000,00 |
from € 30.000,01 onwards
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1,75% |
1,40% |
for that part excess € 30.000,00 |
Members are reminded that:
1) I have no savings or expenditure;
2) The amounts paid to generate interest and currency from the date of payment until the day of withdrawal;
3) Deposits and withdrawals are possible during the opening hours of the Office Fund;
4) E 'planned to send free annual statement with detailed information of the movements in which both of the rates;
5) Law No. 59/92, since the update ISTAT, allows the member to pay Social Booklet Loan up to a maximum of €. 67167.56.
Social Regulation Loan Collection
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