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Banco Popular Offering Loans For "Boosters"

The full effect of the new Ley de Transito goes into effect on September 23, which will require all children 12 years of age and under to be strapped in an appropriate child seat or booster.

One bank, the Banco Popular, is offering a line a credit to customers for the specific purpose of buying a child restraint, offering a loan at 12% for a 60 month term.

Milagro Hernández, co-ordinator of credit processing, said that customers have to bring in a proposal for the item they intend to purchase, their cedula and a copy, proof of employment (orden patronal0 and salary and the bank will approve the credit in 30 minutes or less.

Hernández added that following the approval, the bank will immediately issue the customer a cheque payable to the store selling the article for the purchase.
 
 
 
 
 


 

 

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