02.09.2025, 13:19
Regulator backs dual-price labels for installment plan purchases
ASTANA. Sept 2 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Kazakhstan’s financial regulator is pushing for a new consumer protection measure that would require stores to display two price tags on goods sold through installment plans — one showing the cash price and another showing the total cost including interest.
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