I agree with banks are mean because once in my family we
spent an economic rush for an university debt that my dad had with an X bank.
Over
the years, the bank started to push to be paid the debt as soon as possible but
with a charge very high that was almost impossible had that money, and having no
solution, they sued my dad. With the years, despite of started paying
installments, they decided confiscate the possessions of the holder of the debt
to pay themselves. Fortunately that my dad was instructed about the issue and
he knew exactly what day they would come and finally they took only a few
things and the trial ended. Then, my father managed a better job and now
with the debt update, they give him another bank account in other bank in which
he is now.
But sincerely the banks never loose, because for example for studied
in a public university in where the education is expensive, I immediately, like
many others partners, we going to have a debt in a future with a percent very
high of charge.
While I’ve never directly borrowed money to the bank, the also
give you a university card that supposedly is for the library and will pass between
faculties of the same university, is financed by the Santander bank and is created
automatically an account view.
Is for
this case that I personally have never had a problem with a cash machine, but I’m
young and I still have to learn many things and take care of myself of this
unfair system.
I feel that interest rates are excessively high, most
in a country where the minimum salary is very low and adding that the ISAPRES
and AFP discount an important percent to the gross salary, giving a very low
salary.


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