多家银行公布 消费贷“国补”升级方案
Zhong Guo Zheng Quan Bao·2026-01-21 21:42

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Finance has announced an optimization of the personal consumption loan interest subsidy policy, which includes expanding the scope of eligible loans and extending the policy period until the end of 2026, allowing each borrower to receive a maximum subsidy of 3,000 yuan [1][2]. Group 1: Policy Changes - The subsidy policy now includes credit card installment payments and removes previous restrictions on certain consumption areas, allowing all types of consumption loans to qualify for subsidies [1][2]. - The maximum subsidy limit of 500 yuan per single transaction and the previous cap of 1,000 yuan for loans under 50,000 yuan have been eliminated, enabling borrowers to receive a total of 3,000 yuan in subsidies annually [2]. Group 2: Implementation and Participation - Major banks such as Agricultural Bank of China, Bank of China, and others have already begun implementing the new subsidy measures, with over 500 financial institutions now eligible to process these loans [1][2]. - The policy aims to enhance accessibility for consumers in urban and rural areas by including city commercial banks, rural commercial banks, foreign banks, and consumer finance companies [2]. Group 3: Credit Card Installment Subsidy - The credit card installment subsidy policy will be effective throughout 2026, and customers can apply for retroactive subsidies for installments made between January 1, 2026, and the policy announcement date [3][4]. - Banks require customers to sign a supplementary agreement to benefit from the subsidy on credit card installments, ensuring compliance with the policy [3][4]. Group 4: Consumer Protection and Compliance - Banks emphasize that no fees will be charged for processing personal consumption loans and credit card installment subsidies, and they will not engage third-party intermediaries [5][6]. - Strict measures are in place to prevent fraudulent activities related to loan applications, and any violations will be recorded in the borrower's credit history [5][6].