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When you harm the lender, you raise the rates and fees they charge their non-malfeasant customers. This benefits the wrongdoer while harming society.
by singleshot_ 3y ago
When you harm the lender, you raise the rates and fees they charge their non-malfeasant customers. This benefits the wrongdoer while harming society.
- cutemonster 2y agoOr you incentivice the lender to do better due diligence, and you weed out the less competent lenders? Maybe it's a bit of both
- singleshot_ 2y agoI could not possibly disagree. But in a world with fewer lenders who have more rigorous qualification practices, are we paying lower rates? Kinda seems like no but we are now in the land of fourth order effects so who is to say.