PHILIPSBURG:--- Last March in response to the Covid-19 crisis Qredits Microfinance offered all her customers a six-month grace period at a reduced interest rate of 2% to help preserve their liquidity. Since the economic effects of this crisis are long but over Qredits has announced an extension of this grace period for six more months at the same reduced interest rate of 2%.
Since March over 235 customers on St. Maarten (and Saba and St. Eustatius) have already benefitted from this special arrangement. The social lender now offers all her customers another grace period of six months again at
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