What is the ZEK?

The purpose of the ZEK (Association for the Management of a Central Office for Credit Information) is to manage a reporting and information organisation on prospective credit, leasing and credit card customers as well as on the obligations and creditworthiness of borrowers, lessees and cardholders. In addition, official publications from the cantonal gazettes are stored.

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Default interest and overdue fines on loans.

If credit instalments are paid late, the lender may charge interest on arrears from the first day after the due date. The Consumer Credit Act stipulates that the interest on arrears may not be higher than the credit interest rate applied in the contract. Late payments are reported to the Central Office for Credit Information (ZEK), which could lead to problems with subsequent credit applications.

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Am I credit-worthy?

Certain information about the loans you take out is collected by central credit information agencies. A financial services company will check your creditworthiness (borrowing capacity) and then decide whether you can be granted a new loan.

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Maximum interest rate for consumer loans

Maximum interest rate for consumer loans to be adjusted to low interest rate level

The Federal Council wants to reduce the maximum interest rate for consumer loans from the current 15% to 10%. On Friday 5 December 2014, it opened the consultation procedure for a corresponding amendment to the Ordinance on the Consumer Credit Act. It also proposes to introduce a simple and clear calculation mechanism for the future and to enshrine this in an ordinance.

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Note according to the law: Lending is prohibited if it leads to over-indebtedness (Art. 3 UWG).