Monthly Archives: October 2020

Home Credit Launches Ujjwal Card to Enable Instant Loans

[ad_1] Listen to this article Home Credit India launched the Ujjwal card which will help its customers to access instant loans. In its official statement, the consumer credit provider said the newly launched card comes with a plethora of benefits exclusive to cardholders. The card can provide an instant limit …

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Payday Loans Trap Social Security Recipients in Debt

[ad_1] Bloomberg / Getty Images In Spanish | The downturn in the economy could push more Social Security recipients to take out high-interest payday loans, risking getting caught in an ever-increasing cycle of debt. A payday loan is typically a short-term loan of less than $ 500 typically intended for …

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HDFC Bank Instant Loans for Apollo Hospital Patients – The New Indian Express

By Express press service NEW DELHI: HDFC Bank on Wednesday announced a partnership with Apollo Hospitals under which it will offer customers of the hospital chain unsecured loans of up to Rs 40 lakh to pay for medical expenses incurred at their facilities. According to the bank, these loans will …

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HDFC to provide instant loans of up to Rs 40 lakh for medical bills to Apollo Hospitals customers

MUMBAI: HDFC Bank on Wednesday announced a tie-up with Apollo Hospitals through which its customers can avail unsecured loans of up to Rs 40 lakh to pay for medical expenses incurred in the healthcare chain. Loans will be disbursed almost instantly as money is needed, and hospital patients who are …

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HDFC Bank to Provide Instant Loans Up to 40 lakh for Apollo Hospitals Clients Medical Bills

[ad_1] MUMBAI : HDFC Bank on Wednesday announced a partnership with Apollo Hospitals through which its clients can benefit from unsecured loans of up to ??40 lakh to pay for medical expenses incurred in the health care chain. Loans will be disbursed almost instantly as cash is needed, and inpatients …

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Proposal revives payday loan debate

[ad_1] Copyright © 2020 Albuquerque Journal SANTA FE – The debate over New Mexico’s interest rate caps on storefront loans may not be over yet. Three years after state lawmakers approved a bill to cap small loan interest rates at 175%, a leading Santa Fe-based think tank is proposing that …

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