Yes, the bank's running water is usually six months and three months, and the running water mainly depends on the repayment ability. . . The amount of running water is generally more than 2.5 times the repayment amount. .
Second, the bank has only been in operation for three months. Can I get a loan?
Yes, the bank flow is usually one year.
Twice a year
Three months, running water mainly depends on repayment ability. . . The amount of running water is generally more than 2.5 times the repayment amount. .
Third, the bank has only been in operation for three months. Can I get a loan?
If there is China Merchants Bank in your city, you can try to apply for a loan through China Merchants Bank outlets. Each loan project requires different conditions and application materials. Please call the customer service hotline of China Merchants Bank at 8:30- 18:00, and select "2 Manual Service-"1"Personal Banking-"4 "Personal loan business to enter manual service, providing detailed information on loan purpose and city. Whether your loan application is approved or not, please refer to the comprehensive audit results of the personal loan department of the handling bank.
Can't the bank apply for a loan after three months of running water?
Individuals who want to apply for a loan in a local bank can only apply for a loan after three months of bank flow. Because applying for a loan in a bank, the bank requires the applicant to have at least six months of continuous bank flow before applying for a loan. Of course, when banks apply for loans, their requirements will be higher. If the applicant does not apply for a loan from a local bank, but applies for a loan from a local loan company, he can only apply for a loan after the liquidity of the bank reaches three months. However, it should be reminded that not all loan companies can accept a loan application with a bank flow of three months, so before applying for a loan, you need to consult the loan conditions of the local loan company first, and then choose a suitable loan company to apply for a loan.