Capital Bank Unveils Personal Loans Program In Jordan
Published: 03-Feb-2010
To expand its range of banking services and cater to the changing demands of the local community, Capital Bank has launched personal loans program targeting public and private sector employees across all economic sectors and expatriates living in Jordan.
The new program caters to different needs including education, treatment and therapy, business expansion, marriage, and home furnishing, amongst many others.
The personal loans program was designed to offer a range of benefits such as a loan limit of up to JD70,000, a flexible re-payment period that extends to up to 100 months without the need for a guarantor, reduced interest rates, the ability to receive more than one loan simultaneously, the ability to top up the value of an existing loan, and the possibility of buying personal loans from other banks.
Ziad Fatayer, AGM of retail department at Capital Bank, said: "We launched the 'Capital Personal Loans' program in line with our policies aimed at providing unique financial services and solutions to all of our clients across different segments."
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