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Dollar mortgage holders urge Russia to end ‘financial slavery’


Moscow (AFP) – When Olga Savelyeva took out a $226,000 mortgage to buy a small apartment on the outskirts of Moscow in 2008, she could never have imagined that the ruble would lose more than half its value in a few short years.But Savelyeva’s $2,090 monthly instalments have skyrocketed in ruble terms due to the Russian currency’s dive against the dollar. The resulting jump in monthly payments from 49,000 to 115,000 rubles now devours most of her family’s income.The 30-year-old mother of a young daughter and her husband have tried to honour their repayment commitments but despite their best efforts, …read more

Source: Business Insider

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