Pierrakakis: "We Have Given One Billion Since the Start of the Crisis - The 120 Installments Give Breathing Space to Consistent Debtors" - iefimerida.gr

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Kyriakos Pierrakakis referred to the energy crisis, the support measures for households and businesses, the 120 installments for debts to the State, as well as the new operating framework for servicers. Speaking to Alpha's news bulletin, he initially referred to the response to the energy crisis, underlining that the government has already allocated significant resources. "We have given one billion euros since the start of the crisis," he said c…

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"The 120 installments give breathing space to consistent debtors who want to pay their debts"

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The two measures that inspired it were proposed and worked on by the Minister of Finance K. Pierrakakis and his staff. The two measures that were announced suddenly by the Prime Minister to the cabinet and saved the government's honor - in the face of the new energy crisis - were the increase in installments from 72 to 120 for those who have old debts to the public and the strict legislative framework for servicers. These are two measures that w…

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"In every new difficulty, we will stand by the citizens," pointed out the Minister of National Economy and Finance.

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The Minister of Finance, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, specified the government's strategy towards the energy crisis and private debt. He announced upcoming announcements on heating oil, the activation of 120 installments for consistent debtors and the imposition of heavy fines on servicers. Greece has already paid out 1 billion euros in support measures since the start of the energy crisis.

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"We have been by the citizens' side since the first day the energy crisis began, since last spring," pointed out the Minister of National Economy and Finance, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, in an interview.