ICB NIKOIL offers convenient consumer credit secured by real estate. Term of 6 months to 7 years, anyone can get credit for 8 000 AZN to 70 million AZN or USD with minimum bank charges.
In contrast to the usual consumer credit, credit secured by real estate has a number of advantages:
* Ability to obtain a large sum of money for any needs without confirmation certificates of employment and no extra guarantors.
* The pledgor can be any acquaintance.
* The interest rate for this product is much lower than for conventional loans.
* The title is no confirmation.
NIKOIL is a universal financial and credit institution, offering a full package of services, including payment, credit, payment, card, warranty, inter-bank, documentary and other operations carried out in national and foreign currencies.
Bank's branch network includes 21 sales point located both in Baku and in the regions of Azerbaijan.
Information on the activities NIKOIL | Bank, as well as on existing products and services, please visit www.nikoil.az, or call the short number 981.
Address the official website of the bank in a social network: https://www.facebook.com/bank.nikoil?Ref=hl. –0--
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