The world of credit and banking can sometimes seem opaque and complex. You intend to take out a credit or a loan and you have many questions regarding credit.
In the field of credit, as elsewhere, it is not always easy to find an available and competent interlocutor who provides correct and clear answers.
At Crédit Populaire Européen, a specialized lawyer has designed a particularly comprehensive, detailed, and daily updated website where you can find all the answers to the most frequently asked questions you might have regarding credit.
Here is a quick overview…
Our F.A.Q section (Frequently Asked Questions) is divided into two sections: questions related to mortgage credit and those related to consumer credit (personal loan, installment loan).
Your questions regarding mortgage credit
Here are some examples of topics for which you will find detailed answers:
- What are the fees associated with mortgage credit?
- What is a suspensive condition?
- What is the amount I can borrow for a mortgage credit?
- What is the most interesting interest rate for me?
- Can an ongoing mortgage credit be refinanced to benefit from a better rate?
You will find answers to many other specific questions regarding mortgage credit.
Your questions regarding consumer credit
Some examples of relevant questions you might be entitled to ask:
- How long does it take for the borrowed funds to be deposited into my bank account?
- I am unemployed, can I borrow?
- I am a foreign national, can I take out a credit in Belgium?
- My credit application was refused. How long do I have to wait to submit a new application?
- Am I required to take out life insurance?
And many more for which, our team strives to provide you with satisfactory answers.
At Crédit Populaire Européen, we do not follow a mercantile logic and our team is at your disposal to answer all your questions whether you are our client or not, whether you are inclined to take out a credit or not.
Our passion is our profession. Our ethics is first to inform you completely and correctly…Call and you will see…