OJSC Unibank launched a New Year campaign on consumer loans.
As they told Turan in the bank, up to January 13 next year anyone without providing certificates of employment, only on the basis of identification will be able to get a cash loan. It should also be noted that the annual interest rate on these loans for the campaign period is reduced by more than 3% points.
Credits are given in the amount of 300 to 5,000 AZN for a period of 3-30 months and can be issued in all metropolitan and regional branches of Unibank. There are no registration or experience requirements.
As an additional gift, each client applying for a credit card in Unibank will receive a 60 minute limit for using a mobile phone.
Loans can also be received by customers who currently have a debt to other banks. -15D -
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