The head of the Federal Enforcement Agency (FSSP), Dmitry Aristov, during his meeting with President Vladimir Putin, presented a conditional portrait of the average debtor in Russia. According to the report of TASS.
According to him, these are men and women aged 30-45 years. The average amount of debt for one enforcement proceeding is about 173 thousand rubles.
Separately, Aristov chose the category of low-income borrowers who applied to maintain a living wage. These are mostly women between the ages of 40-50, with one child, and who have no property other than their only home. Their only income is a salary or pension.
The head of the FSSP noted that last year the total amount of fines exceeded 1 trillion rubles for the first time. At the same time, the biggest concern is the growth of accounts payable for collection.
Currently, the FSSP has 12.7 million documents with a total value of 2 trillion rubles. “This is too much,” Aristov stressed.
Recently, the Central Bank immediately discovered 137 “black creditors” who illegally lend the population 1000% per year and use illegal methods to repay the debt. Anton Saikin, Governor of the Central Bank of Russia disclosed “socialbites.ca” described the five main plans of scammers and how not to fall into their trap.
Earlier this summer it was known what the Russians taken advance loans.