Overview
- Banco Nación announced a new consolidation loan that will begin operating in all branches from July 8 and lets eligible customers combine debts from Nación and other banks into a single UVA‑indexed credit.
- Qualified borrowers must receive or move their salary to Banco Nación, pass the bank’s credit check, and keep the new monthly payment at or below 25% of net income.
- The line offers up to ARS 100 million with terms of up to 120 months so borrowers can lower immediate monthly outlays by stretching repayment over a longer period.
- Pricing is UVA plus a fixed spread that depends on arrears: UVA + 12% TNA for debts 30–90 days overdue and UVA + 14% TNA for debts over 90 days, with an optional CVS insurance available for a premium to cap quota growth.
- Once approved, funds will be paid directly to creditors rather than to borrowers, and the bank cited an example where a client paying ARS 619,000 could see a first installment of ARS 186,535 though balances and quotas will adjust with inflation.