BANK Transilvania today he made an important decision for his clients in Romania, this being thought to help people even more during this difficult period. More precisely, the people from BANCA Transilvania chose to make a special section on their website in which they included information on how the rates change for loans for which customers decide to choose a postponement of the monthly installments.
BANK Transilvania he most likely received a lot of phone calls from customers regarding this situation, and probably decided to solve things in a simple way. The inclusion of the calculator regarding the modification of the rates for the deferrals made for loans is an idea that those at BANCA Transilvania should have had long ago, and this is because it would have saved them from a congestion of the telephone lines.
BANCA Transilvania: Announcement regarding an IMPORTANT Decision Taken
BANK Transilvania list in that special section on its website all the information on how the rates change, after postponement, in various periods of time. In this idea, BANCA Transilvania customers can find out what happens to the rates if they choose to make a postponement that applies for 3 months, 6 months, or 9 months, and you will see that there are notable differences between what people have to pay for each period in part.
We have a news. 😊On the BT website you can find a simulator that helps you see how your credit rate changes after deferment. bit.ly/2YVEdQn
Published by Banca Transilvania pe Wednesday, May 13, 2020
BANK Transilvania is one of the few banks, if not the only one, that offers the possibility to see in such a way information regarding the amounts that the clients will have to pay. Normally, they should also receive the respective data by email, but those who have not yet decided to postpone the installments they pay for the loans taken from BANCA Transilvania, now have this calculator at hand to clarify.
BANK Transilvania has this calculator available right now on its website, so you can access it immediately to see to what extent your rates are affected by postponing payment.
