“The agreement will be good, everyone will take up the burden,” Erdei said.
Different solutions are needed for the problems of different borrowers, he said, dividing up troubled borrowers into two groups: borrowers for whom the size of repayments presents a difficulty and who try to reach an agreement with their lenders; and borrowers who are incapable of making repayments because of their social situation. The former could be helped by stabilizing repayments for 3-4 years by eliminating exchange rate changes or easing the conditions of repayments, and assistance for the latter could come in the form of rental homes, he said.
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