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Disabled war veteran reports €60,000 loan overcharging, pays in coins as protest · Cyprus Report

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Disabled war veteran reports €60,000 loan overcharging, pays in coins as protest

1 sourceFirst reported 9 days agoUpdated 9 days ago

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A disabled war veteran has publicly denounced a €60,000 overcharge on his loan.
The 72-year-old man has been making his mortgage payments using bags full of coins as a form of protest.
He is calling for an independent investigation into his loan charges.
His actions aim to draw attention to what he describes as significant financial distress caused by these charges.
The incident has garnered media attention, highlighting the broader issue of loan overcharging.

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Ανάπηρος πολέμου καταγγέλλει υπερχρεώσεις €60.000 σε δάνειο – «Θα τους ταλαιπωρώ όσο με ταλαιπωρούν» – Πληρώνει την δόση του με κέρματα (φωτογραφίες)Dialogos · 9 days ago

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A disabled war veteran has publicly denounced a €60,000 overcharge on his loan.
The 72-year-old man has been making his mortgage payments using bags full of coins as a form of protest.
He is calling for an independent investigation into his loan charges.
His actions aim to draw attention to what he describes as significant financial distress caused by these charges.
The incident has garnered media attention, highlighting the broader issue of loan overcharging.

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