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HSBC Personal Loan

Interest Rate (p.a.)
14.52% - 15.48%
Loan Tenure
0.5 - 3 years
Approval Duration
Within 5-7 working days
Min. monthly income
₱14,000
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Product Features

Min. financing amount ₱30,000.00
Max.financing amount Up to ₱500,000.00
Min. loan tenure 0.5 year
Max. loan tenure 3 years
Approval duration Within 5-7 working days
Debt consolidation No

Fees & Charges

One time set up
Processing fee ₱1,500.00
Disbursement & misc. fee N/A
Penalties
Early settlement To be computed as described in the HSBC website and in the HSBC Easy Guide to Bank Services and Charges (upon loan pre- termination)
Late payment charges 36% per annum on all overdue amounts or a minimum of P300.00

Eligibility

Age requirement Age 21 - 60
Min. salary requirement ₱14,000.00 gross per month
Guarantor / Collateral requirement No

Other Requirements

Need to open linked banked account? Yes

February 25, 2018

How much can I borrow?

With a HSBC Personal Loan, borrow as much as P500,000, subject to approval.

What are the HSBC Personal Loan Requirements?

An applicant must fulfill HSBC’s eligibility criteria for a loan:

  • At least 21 but below 60 years old upon loan maturity
  • Must be a permanent resident in any of the HSBC pre-determined areas for at least 3 years.
    • List of areas: Metro Manila, Metro Cebu, Bulacan, Cavite and Rizal, Pampanga, Davao City
  • Must have a gross monthly income of:
    • P10,000 for EPP members or for salaried/employed in Metro Cebu only
    • P14,000 for all salaried/employed in all other areas
    • P50,000 for self-employed
  • For employed:
    • 2 years combined employment with present or previous employer
  • For self-employed:
    • a minimum of 3 years business existence is a must
  • Have any 2 of the following:
    • Residential landline
    • Office landline
    • Mobile number

Consequently, after filling out an application form, the following documents are necessary:

Fully Employed applicants need:

  • Latest Income Tax Return (ITR) or BIR Form and original pay slip (one whole
  • month)
  • Photocopy of valid photograph-bearing ID with proof of nationality and date of birth (i.e. Passport, Driver’s License or any Government-Issued ID such as PRC ID, SSS card type ID or BIR card type ID)
  • Proof of residential address (PORA)
  • Signed Terms and Conditions with Global Consent Clause
  • If foreign national, any of the following additional documents will be required:(1) Copy of valid resident visa or; (2) Copy of valid non-resident visa considered by BSP as eligible for peso loans

Self-Employed applicants need:

  • ITR and audited Financial Statement for the last 3 years (same business)
  • SEC/DTI Certificate of Registration
  • Business or Mayor’s Permit
  • Photocopy of Valid ID (same as Employed)
  • Bank statement for the past three months (at least one year active)
  • Photocopy of valid photograph-bearing ID (Passport, Driver’s License, PRC ID) with proof of nationality and date of birth
  • Proof of Residential Address (PORA)
  • If foreign national, any of the following additional documents will be required: (1) Copy of valid resident visa or; (2) Copy of valid non-resident visa considered by BSP as eligible for peso loans

*Additional documents may be required during credit evaluation.

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