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High-value car loans with HSBC
By MaltaMedia News
Apr 2, 2007 - 9:01:21 AM

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Don’t borrow money to buy a car without talking to HSBC’ is the message from the world’s local bank. In its continuing drive to always give customers better value, HSBC Malta has launched a number of special offers for car financing to coincide with the Motor Fair. The offers will remain valid until the 31st of May and represent great value for money.

The HSBC Car Loan will now carry a discount of 2% on interest rate for the first year, with a 1% discount on the subsequent term of loan over a maximum term of seven years for new cars.   

For the first time customers may also take advantage of these great savings to borrow for the purchase of second hand cars up to three years old, over a five year term.   Minimum loan amount is Lm5,000 while the maximum amount goes up to Lm25,000.  Car ownership has remained extremely popular in Malta HSBC’s Car Loan meets customers’ ever-changing needs and reiterates HSBC’s commitment to extending better value to customers wherever possible,” said HSBC’s Head of Personal Financial Service, Godfrey Swain.

Interested customers can visit HSBC’s attractive stand at the Motor Fair in Naxxar between March 28 and April 1 for details and also to obtain a car finance loan arrangement.  

Further information is available at Customer Service on 2380 2380, at HSBC’s website www.hsbc.com.mt or at any HSBC branch around Malta and Gozo.



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  May 3, 2007 - 7:37:28 PM CET