The Supreme Court of India has permitted banks to charge interest rates of up to 30% annually on unpaid credit card dues. This ruling reinforces the autonomy of financial institutions while emphasizing the need for transparency in credit card terms for consumers. Key Ruling Details The
In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court of India has removed the 30% per annum interest cap previously imposed on late credit card bill payments. The ruling provides financial institutions greater autonomy in determining interest rates on overdue payments, sparking widespread discussion in the financial and consumer sectors. Interest Rate Regulation Left to Banks The