Busan Bank Offers Preferential Loans to Golf Course Caddies... 'SOLD-OUT' Event View original image


[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kang Woo-kwon] BNK Busan Bank announced on the 8th that it will conduct the 'Caddy Preferential Loan SOLD-OUT Event' for caddies belonging to golf courses with which agreements have been signed until the end of December.


Busan Bank's caddy preferential loan is a loan supported up to a maximum of 30 million KRW, the highest level in the financial sector, depending on the working period and the estimated annual income by credit rating agencies. The loan can be easily handled via mobile without visiting a branch.


Through this event, Busan Bank decided to offer preferential loan interest rates to the first 100 applicants within a total loan limit of 3 billion KRW for caddies belonging to 21 golf courses with which business agreements have been signed.


The loan interest rate, which was provided at a minimum annual variable rate of 5.27%, will be offered as a fixed rate starting from a minimum annual rate of 3.99% depending on the credit rating. In addition, to reduce the financial burden on caddy customers, high-interest credit loans held in secondary financial institutions due to difficulty in income verification can be refinanced with Busan Bank loans.


During the event period, Busan Bank will also hold an event where customers who received the caddy preferential loan and introduce other caddy customers who take out loans will both receive Starbucks coupons worth 20,000 KRW.


The 'Caddy Preferential Loan SOLD-OUT Event' can be applied for by accessing the Busan Bank homepage via mobile and through the event page.



Son Dae-jin, Head of Credit Sales at Busan Bank, said, "Caddies who receive monthly cash income have been hidden high-quality customers who had difficulty receiving financial support from banks due to difficulty in income verification. We will strive to activate transactions by providing special financial benefits at the highest level in the financial sector."


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