Woori Bank Resumes Credit Loan Sales After 3 Months... Expands Preferential Interest Rates
Global Economic Times Reporter
korocamia@naver.com | 2025-02-10 12:57:23
Woori Bank has resumed sales of credit loan products, which were temporarily suspended for household loan management, after about three months. With this resumption of sales, the preferential interest rate range has also been expanded to provide more benefits to customers.
Resumption of Sales Products (Total 12 types)
Excellent Cooperative Company Credit Loan (PPL)
Woori First Salary Credit Loan
Woori WON-Preferred Employee Loan
Woori Dream Car Loan
Woori WON Transfer Employee Loan
True Soldier Preferential Loan
Woori WON Plus Employee Loan
WON Easy Living Expenses Loan
Our Main Transaction Employee
Corporate Employee Group Loan
Woori Special Loan (including transfer)
Credit Loan Recommendation Service (including transfer)
Expansion of Preferential Interest Rate
Excellent Cooperative Company Credit Loan: Maximum preferential interest rate adjusted from 0.9% to 1.2%p
Woori Main Transaction Employee Loan, Woori WON-Preferred Employee Loan, Woori Special Loan, Woori First Salary Credit Loan, Woori WON Plus Employee Loan: Increased from 0.7%p to 1.0%p, respectively
Change in Loan Limit
Maximum Loan Limit: Changed from 'within the annual income range' to 'within the maximum limit for each product'
Maximum limit for each product: Divided into 150% of annual income, 80 million to 300 million won
Corporate Employee Group Loan: Varies depending on the maximum limit for each company
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