KTB Securities "Open a Non-Face-to-Face Account and Get Additional Interest Rate Reduction on Credit Loans"
E-Mart Gift Certificates and More Also Presented
[Asia Economy Reporter Minwoo Lee] KTB Investment & Securities is offering benefits such as discounted interest rates on credit loans to new and dormant customers who open non-face-to-face accounts.
KTB Investment & Securities announced on the 3rd that it is conducting a 'KTB Smart Club' membership event until the end of this month. KTB Smart Club is a membership service that applies an annual interest rate of 3.99% on credit financing and stock-secured loans for three years regardless of the period or customer grade to new and dormant customers who open non-face-to-face accounts (however, customers who have not used the preferential interest rate event for non-face-to-face credit loans).
Customers who newly join during this month will receive an additional interest rate discount of up to 1 percentage point (P) on credit loan interest rates for six months depending on the amount of stocks transferred from other companies (minimum annual rate of 2.99%). Additionally, a 10,000 KRW Emart gift certificate will be given upon the first execution of credit and loan.
Applications can be made when registering credit/loan agreements via the Mobile Trading System (MTS), Home Trading System (HTS), or the website. Members will receive benefits such as a one-year subscription to the expert stock recommendation service '5Star,' free tax consultation, and funeral goods services.
In addition, a 'Genesis G80' prize event (one winner, with 22% tax and public charges borne by the customer) is ongoing for customers holding stock and Comprehensive Asset Management (CMA) accounts opened through non-face-to-face and affiliated banks. Until November 30, G80 raffle tickets will be given based on trading amount, account balance, and credit loan amount, and customers who join the 'KTB Smart Club' will receive double the raffle tickets.
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For more details about this event, please contact the website or customer center.
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