Practice mode Basic of Economics

When bank loans are changed to have longer maturities to help borrowers make their repayments, what are they called?

Correct answer B. Rescheduled loans

Explanation

Rescheduling a loan revises its repayment timetable, usually by extending the maturity, so that a struggling borrower faces smaller or later instalments.

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