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Demir Bank offers loans for different purposes with the good interest rates and convenient repayment schedule!
General conditions on loans:
- Borrower should have an account with the Demir Bank;
- Monthly payment (principal amount and interests) should not exceed, as a rule, 40-50% of monthly salary of the borrower after deduction of taxes;
- Period of work of the borrower, his/her creditworthiness, credit term, purpose, availability of collateral (guarantee, pledge) and etc. are taking into consideration by the Bank while loan review;
- Borrower has the right to offer movable/immovable property as the collateral, which was purchased earlier by him/her or his/her relatives, friends, if they are pledge givers;
- Insurance should be made only in approved and authorized by the Bank insurance company/ies;
- At providing with property to be purchased (cars or flats/houses) as the collateral, the Bank offers concluding of tripartite Loan agreement between a seller, the Bank and buyer (idem will be borrower), according to which the Bank will guarantee payment top the seller after registration of a house/flat/car for buyer (borrower) and pledging the property to the bank, i.e. registration on Notary office, State register/ State Motor Vehicle Inspectorate and Central Pledge Office;
- Repayment of principal amount and interests - on monthly basis.
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Main documents necessary for loan application consideration by the Bank *
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Documents to be presented to the bank by borrower/guarantor
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- Passport with registration.
- Certificate on salary with indicating of net monthly income without taxes for the period of the last 12 months, as well as confirmation of income from Social Fund.
- In case of necessity - another documents, confirming ownership of property and documents, confirming purpose of loan usage.
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Documents to be presented to the bank pledge giver
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Passport with registration
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Ownership for pledge (original of technical passport, original of sale and purchase agreement and etc.)
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* In case of loan approval the borrower should provide to the Bank additional documents.
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