Borrow Money With Health Insurance

500,000 VND
up to 25,000,000 VND
10 days
up to 65 days
Sum, VND: 0
Commission and interest, VND: 0
Total, VND: 0 i
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Loan amount: from 500 thousand to 25 million VND, Minimum period for repayment: 62 days, Maximum period for repayment: 180 days, Maximum Annual Percentage Rate: 18.25%/year, Lending age: 18 - 60 years old
Example of loan calculation:, Loan amount: 2 000 000 VND, Daily interest rate: 0.05%, Loan period: 100 days, Total sum for repayment after 100 days: 2 100 000 VND.
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Vay theo bảo hiểm y tế là gì - moneyveo.vn - What is a health insurance loan?

Borrowing under health insurance is a form of unsecured consumer loan for customers who have a stable job and receive a monthly salary. The most important thing is that the company pays health insurance in accordance with the law.

But in reality, health insurance is inherently of no value to the lender. But health insurance says that their customers are working at businesses and are covered by the company. With a fixed monthly salary, they will certainly have enough money to pay the loans.

What is the real interest rate of the Vay Theo Bảo Hiểm Y Tế

Maximum annual interest rate: 18.25%/year. Interest rates are transparently displayed during the loan package selection process and loan contract. You can compare with other companies to choose a suitable lender.

What is the maximum loan term in Maneyveo?

Minimum payment term: 62 days, maximum payment term: 180 days, avoid late payment causing unnecessary penalties, affecting personal credit score.

How much will they give with a bad credit history?

If there are bad debts, you can get loans in small amounts. But it's best to pay off existing bad debts to get more loan approvals.

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