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The government wants to create a registry that shows people's loans

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The government approved a bill that will allow a credit information register to begin operating in Estonia in 2028. According to the Ministry of Finance, its main goal is to prevent over-lending.
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The government wants to create a registry that shows people's loans

The government approved a bill that will allow a credit information register to begin operating in Estonia in 2028. According to the Ministry of Finance, its main goal is to prevent over-lending.

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Postimees broke the news in on Thursday, May 15, 2025.
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