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I think the article clearly states the reason for this. There is a lack of formal credit scores or collateral making it difficult to assess loan-worthiness. Co
by ab_testing 6y ago
I think the article clearly states the reason for this.
There is a lack of formal credit scores or collateral making it difficult to assess loan-worthiness.
Combine that with the fact that a disabled phone is no good for the owner or the lender, there is a substantial risk involved.
And interest rates are nothing but a measure of risk premium.