Bank of Baku has launched a discount credit campaign for press on occasion of the National Press Day, celebrated on July 22.
According to the campaign named “Credit for Journalists,” Bank of Baku will reduce annual interest rate of cash credits by 5%. During three days – July 22, 23 and 24- the journalists can get credit with extra 2% discount to the current 3% discount of “Holiday Interest” campaign. Therefore, the journalists will get 5% discount.
The maximum sum of the credit depending on the salary and credit history is 10,000 AZN. The credit is allotted for the period up to 24 months. The clients that have already borrowed money in Bank of Baku and have positive credit history can take advantage of the credit campaign using only their ID card.—0--
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