| Minimum Salary | Salary Transfer | Islamic Finance | Maximum Term | Flat Rate | Reducing Rate | |
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Jordan Ahli Bank - Personal loan for professionals and Self-employed
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Minimum Salary: JOD 200 | Salary Transfer: No | Islamic Finance: No | Maximum Term: 5 Years | Flat Rate: 4.0% | Reducing Rate: 7.2% |
Loan granted to only Jordanian professionals & self-employed (doctors, pharmacists, engineers, accountants, etc.) to grow more with their business and cover their different expenses.
Features
- Financing up to 5 multiples of salary and up JOD 25,000 without collaterals and 140 multiples of salary and up to JOD 50,000 with collaterals.
- Maximum loan tenure up to 48 months without collaterals and up to 60 months with guarantees.
- Flexible top up options.
- Buy out loan facility is available with the ability of increasing the loan amount depending on the client’s income & DBR.
- Free debit card and E-services.
- Free credit card for the first year.
- Life Insurance.
Documents Required
- Valid proper Identification Card for Jordanians.
- Proof of Income.
- Statement of account for the last 6 months.
- Profession license (for professionals
- i.e. doctors, pharmacists…etc.)
- Profession membership.
- Updated registration certificate.
- Updated profession certificate. Renting contract Any other proofs of income
Eligibility
- Minimum age of 21 years old and maximum of 65 years old
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