Overdue loans for self-employed skyrocket 49.7%
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Overdue loans for self-employed skyrocket 49.7%

Published: 04 Mar. 2024, 19:28 Updated: 04 Mar. 2024, 19:49
The overdue loans for 3.36 million self-employed jumped 49.7 percent to 27.38 trillion won ($20.57 billion) as of the end of December from 18.29 trillion won a year earlier. [Yonhap]

The overdue loans for 3.36 million self-employed jumped 49.7 percent to 27.38 trillion won ($20.57 billion) as of the end of December from 18.29 trillion won a year earlier. [Yonhap]

Overdue loans extended to the self-employed jumped around 50 percent in a year. The overdue loans for 3.36 million self-employed jumped 49.7 percent to 27.38 trillion won ($20.57 billion) as of the end of December from 18.29 trillion won a year earlier, according to credit information provider Nice Information Service. A promotion advertising loan repayment is displayed at a subway station in Seoul on Monday.
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