Capital Bank Unveils a Car Loan Campaign for Tawjihi Students Parents
Capital Bank recently launched “A New Car at Your Door and 500 Dinars in Your Account” car-loan campaign to coincide with the release of the results of Jordan’s secondary school examination (Tawjihi) results.
With this campaign, which ends on September 22, 2022, Capital Bank is offering Tawjihi graduates parents the opportunity to secure car loans with exclusive benefits, financing options and full proof-of-income with minimal requirements at competitive interest rates.
The campaign, which is open for students who have successfully passed the Tawjihi exam, allows students’ first-degree relatives to finance and register a car in the name of the borrower or the student.
Furthermore, the student will be presented with a JD500 gift from Capital Bank upon opening an account in their name with proof of their having successfully passed the 2022 Tawjihi exam, with the total amount credited to the student’s account within one week of the loan’s approval.
The Tawjihi car-loan campaign is in line with Capital Bank's sweeping strategy to offer banking services and solutions that meet the unique needs of its growing customer base.
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