JK News Today
Srinagar, Nov 05
Jammu and Kashmir Bank today launched ‘Cash Credit Scheme’ for the permanent employees of state and central government, semi-government undertakings and other autonomous bodies, who draw their salary from the Bank.
Speaking on the occasion J&K Bank’s Chairman and CEO, Parvez Ahmed said, “The launch of this first-in-series tailor-made scheme is in line with our commitment to offer a bouquet of customised products and services to the people of our state. We at J&K Bank understand the huge potential of our economic resources and to explore this economic potential we shall be launching a series of hassle free tailor-made schemes and services in coming times.”
“Let me reiterate our commitment to offer most appropriate financial solutions to the people of the state to harness prosperity and profits for better future”, he said.
He further said, “The idea behind cash credit scheme is to increase the liquidity in the system by providing an active line-of-credit to more than 5 lac permanent employees, which is not only huge but secure segment in the lending eco-system of the state. Under the current circumstances, we believe it can give the much needed impetus to the local economy and trigger a positive business cycle in the state.”
The product design has been aimed to provide hassle-free cash credit facility to the permanent employees drawing salary from J&K Bank. Without any margin money and collateral security, the rate of interest for the scheme will be 12.85 pc. The product has the maximum finance up to Rs 6 Lacs and shall be in the nature of revolving facility with relaxed repayment options.
Under the scheme, the borrowers have the option of availing a part of credit facility through J&K Bank Credit Card. The limit of the card will be linked to the total cash credit eligibility of the borrower.
The sanction under the scheme will be one time for whole life. However, for accounts within J&K state, documents shall be executed after every six years and for accounts in the rest of India documents shall be executed after every three years.
