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How to apply for the Condor loan

The Condor payroll loan is exclusive to INSS retirees and pensioners. With it, you can get credit with an interest rate from 1,69% per month. Find out here how to apply for your loan and enjoy the lowest rates on the market!

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Condor: apply for the loan with the lowest market rates

Saiba como solicitar o empréstimo Condor. Fonte: Condor.
Find out how to apply for the Condor loan. Source: Condor.

If you have plans and want to get them off the ground, the Condor payroll loan can be a good option. This line of credit is specific to INSS retirees and pensioners, hence the lower rates. In addition, the Condor loan has several advantages, such as:

  • Lowest market rates;
  • After hiring, the money does not take long to fall into your account;
  • Consolidated and secure company to handle your loan;
  • Carry out your loan digitally 100%.

In today's article, we will show you how to apply for the loan. Check out!

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Afinal, como solicitar o empréstimo? Fonte: Pexels.
After all, how to apply for the loan? Source: Pexels.

It is possible to apply for the loan 100% online via WhatsApp. To do so, add the number (41) 99249-8832 to your cell phone and send a message to the attendant. Thus, he will guide you to solve everything without leaving home. 

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Request via phone

It is also possible to apply for your payroll loan over the phone, at the number: (41) 3888-3663. Just be aware of the schedule, the company only works from Monday to Friday, from 8am to 6pm.

Request by app

Condor does not yet have an application, but the other forms of request work quickly and conveniently. 

BMG loan or Condor loan: which one to choose?

Now that you know about the Condor loan, let's show you the BMG loan. Compared to Condor, the fees are higher. However, at BMG you receive the BMG Card to make your purchases, which facilitates the use of credit.

See the main differences between the two loans below.

BMGCondor
Minimum IncomeMinimum wagenot informed
Interest rateFrom 1.80% per monthFrom 1,69% per month
Deadline to pay96 monthsdepends on the loan
Where to use the crediton any purchasetrips, courses
BenefitsLong term to payLowest market rates
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How to apply for the BMG loan

Applying for your BMG loan is much easier than you might think! Read our text and understand more about this process.

About the author  /  Leticia Maia

Journalism student at UFSC, has always been passionate about writing. In the middle of college, he met digital marketing and was enchanted. She is a content producer for blogs and social networks.

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