Banco Santa Fe launches its new line of UVA mortgage loans in pesos and with terms of up to 20 yearsspecially designed to provide Santa Fe residents with access to their first or second home.
The new loans, which They will be available starting next Tuesday the 25th, they allow financing up to 75% of the value of the property to be acquired, They have a repayment period of up to 20 years and are in pesos adjustable by UVA (Unit of Purchasing Value), plus a fixed annual nominal rate of 5.5% for clients who collect salaries at Banco Santa Fe and 7.5% for those who do not receive their salaries in the entity.
“At Banco Santa Fe we design a solid, accessible and long-term financial solution for those who want to fulfill the dream of having their own home”, They indicated from the entity, and highlighted that “with this tool we continue to be close to all Santa Fe residents, creating and offering value proposals so that they can continue to carry out their projects.” Furthermore, they highlighted as a differential of this new line bonus for 12 months of fire insurance.
The loans They allow financing up to 75% of the value of the property, with a maximum of 200 million pesos and a minimum of 10 million pesos.
The requirements to access are:
-Being over 18 years.
-Be up to 70 years old at the end of the loan.
-Have a minimum net income of 1 million pesos (other income of your own and/or with your spouse/cohabitant can be added).
-Have at least 1 year of work experience.
-The fee/income ratio should not exceed 30% of the applicant’s net income for banked clients, and 25% for unbanked clients.
Applications for the new mortgage loans will be available starting Tuesday, June 25 at www.bancosantafe.com.ar and in all branches.
Banco Santa Fe, the most important financial entity in the province, continues to constantly innovate and grow to offer better services and personalized attention, accompanying the growth and development of the entire community. Now, with the new Mortgage Loans, Santa Fe residents have the opportunity to own their own home, in their town, with the local bank.
