September 4, 1998
New Polish Law Requires Banks to Make Low-Interest Student Loans
Poland has a new law requiring commercial banks to provide low-interest loans to students.
The measure, signed into law last month by President Aleksander Kwasniewski, takes effect with the start of the new academic year, on October 1.
Students under the age of 25 who are Polish citizens are entitled to borrow from banks for up to six years at an interest rate lower than the commercial discount rate.
The Ministry of
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