Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Finance, the People's Bank of China, and the Financial Regulatory Administration have extended the implementation period of the personal consumption loan interest subsidy policy until the end of this year and included credit card installment services in the support scope, prompting several financial institutions to announce related service measures [1]. Group 1: Policy Implementation - The personal consumption loan interest subsidy policy will be effective from September 1, 2025, to December 31, 2026, as stated by major state-owned banks [3]. - Consumers who have already signed the "Personal Consumption Loan Interest Subsidy Service Agreement" will automatically benefit from the new subsidy policy for consumption occurring after January 1, 2026, without needing to sign a new agreement [2][3]. Group 2: Adjustments in Consumption Loan Areas - The China Bank has removed the restriction on consumption transactions of 50,000 yuan (inclusive) and above, meaning that transactions in this range will no longer be limited to specific categories such as household vehicles, education, and healthcare [5]. - The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China has detailed the subsidy scope, which includes areas such as household vehicles, elderly care, education, cultural tourism, home decoration, electronic products, and healthcare [7]. Group 3: Credit Card Installment Details - The Bank of Communications has set the annual interest subsidy rate for credit card bill installments at 1%, with a maximum subsidy limit of 3,000 yuan per year for each borrower across all personal consumption loans and credit card installments [9]. Group 4: Inclusion of Financial Institutions - The new policy also includes city commercial banks, rural commercial banks, foreign banks, consumer finance companies, and auto finance companies as processing institutions, facilitating access for the public [11]. Group 5: Monitoring and Compliance - Financial institutions are required to strengthen monitoring of loan purposes and fund flows, with penalties for fraudulent activities or misuse of funds, including the potential recovery of subsidies already granted [13].