Financial needs emerging due to
the measures taken to curb Covid-19 pandemic has led different banks and NBFCs
to introduce new gold loan schemes to satisfy the secured loan requirements of
people.
The country’s socio-economic order is going through rapid
change. It is becoming very challenging to manage your daily expenses, a
continuation of business, health expenses.
Hence, financial institutions are stepping up to ensure these
demands are met by providing hassle-free credit.
If you need a quick, hassle-free experience of getting a loan,
then secured loan product such as Gold Loans are the
The business vertical is expected
to address these needs and to provide hassle-free credit. The gold loan products are
designed keeping in mind the need for a quick, hassle-free experience for
customers, and at low interest cost. The loans are expected to help the
customers with much-needed liquidity to revive their business activities, and
bring normalcy back to their lives.
With this objective, Canara Bank has launched this special
gold loan campaign till June 30 with interest rate as low as 7.85 per cent per
annum.
The low turnaround time (TAT) ― time taken from applying for
the loan till the loan is disbursed ― and high flexibility of the loan, are the
highlights of the product. The loans, which come with flexible repayment
options, are payable within one to three years.
The credit can be utilised for
different purposes, such as for agriculture and allied activities, business
needs, health emergencies, and personal needs, among numerous other
requirements.
D Vijay Kumar, General Manager, Canara Bank, said, “The loan
facility can be availed from all designated branches pan India. Gold, a
precious commodity, is widely held by Indians as a family asset in the form of
jewellery and coins, but is seldom leveraged for monetary requirements. In
times of need, this asset can be utilised to avail credit to support emergency
cash requirements.”
He added, “We understand the depth of the issues our customers
are currently facing due to the Covid-19 pandemic and they are in need of
immediate credit support to meet their emergency needs.”
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