Starting the festive season offers, Axis Bank on Tuesday announced several discounts on various consumer platforms. With this, the bank also announced a loan at a special rate. Under ‘Dil Se Open Celebrations’, more than 1 lakh branded products will be offered deals and discounts on purchases made through Amazon’s credit and debit cards. The bank said that it has tied up with some top brands for the festive season offer.
Offer will also be available on car loan
The bank is also offering some benefits to those who need a loan. For them, the bank is offering home loans at an initial rate of 6.90 percent. Along with this, car loans at 7.99 percent and road funding up to 100 percent are also being offered. The release states that retail and corporate customers can also avail benefits from Axis Bank along with its subsidiary companies Axis Finance and Axis Direct.
Cardholders can avail the benefits of many offers through ‘Grab Deals’ platform or by shopping directly with partner brands. According to the statement, the ‘Grab Deals’ platform is present on the bank’s website and is applicable to many categories of products including electronics, clothing, grocery, entertainment etc.
Bank inks agreement with Amazon, Flipkart, Samsung
The bank has tied up with several top brands including Amazon, Flipkart, Westsight, Marks & Spencer’s, Samsung, LG, Tata Click, Whirlpool, HP, DeMart etc. Customers can also take advantage of attractive EMI on these purchases. Two-wheeler loan less EMI for lawn offers which is Rs 278 per 10 thousand rupees for a period of 48 months and 100% road funding is being offered.
Apart from this, personal loans will be offered at an initial rate of 10.49 percent (EMI Rs 2,149 per lakh). With this, education loans at 10.50 per cent are being offered to transfer existing loans and gold loans of more than Rs 2 lakh at a processing fee of 0.25 per cent. Apart from this, the bank will also offer business and working capital loans at attractive interest rates.
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