Guidance · FCA · 30 Jun 2020

Credit cards and coronavirus: updated temporary guidance for firms

The regulator issued updated finalised guidance on 19 November 2020 regarding credit cards and retail revolving credit during the coronavirus pandemic. This document replaces previous advice and proposes to disapply certain rules to enable firms to provide exceptional, immediate support to consumers facing payment difficulties. The guidance ensures continued temporary assistance for credit card users affected by the financial impact of the pandemic.

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    “On 19 November 2020 we provided updated finalised guidance for firms on credit cards (including retail revolving credit) and coronavirus related to the provision of payment deferrals, which replaces this with effect from 25 November 2020.”

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