Car loan can be taken out to finance the purchase of a car if leasing a car is not possible, or to cover other expenses associated with your car.
| Terms and conditions | |
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| Loan amount |
EUR 320-9600. The surety of a private person is required for loans of EUR 6400 and over. The maximum loan amount depends on your income and existing obligations. |
| Interest rate |
13–22% We charge you less interest on your car loan if you
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| Agreement fee | As shown in price list |
| Term | Up to four years |
| Loan repayment: | You can repay the loan in fixed monthly payments on the date selected by you. |
Annual percentage rate as a typical example
The annual percentage rate of a car loan is 18,46% per year under the following sample conditions: loan amount €5000, repayment deadline 4 years, agreement fee €75, interest rate 16%.
| How to apply |
The easiest and quickest way is to fill in a car loan application in the Internet Bank. You can also submit a paper copy of your car loan application to your nearest SEB branch. If you are using the surety provided by a private person as loan collateral, you must also submit:
We will quickly inform you of our decision. We usually make our decision in three business days if we have all the necessary data. |
| Requirements for applicant |
You can apply for a car loan if
You do not have to be an SEB client to apply for the loan. Submit your bank statement for the last six months if your salary has not been paid to an account in SEB. |
| Surety | You need the surety of at least one private person if the amount you want to borrow exceeds EUR 6400. The surety provider’s net income must be at least EUR 320 per month. |
| 1. Agreement fee | |
| - private individual | |
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1,5% of the loan, min EUR 31.96 |
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1% of the loan amount, min EUR 95.87 |
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1% of the loan amount, min EUR 191.73 |
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0,75% of the loan, min EUR 31.96 |
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1% of the credit limit, min EUR 6.39 |
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free of charge |
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1% of the loan limit, min EUR 95.87 |
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EUR 18.85 |
| - legal entity | |
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1% of the credit limit, min EUR 63.91 |
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0,5% – 1% of the loan, min EUR 63.91 |
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1% of the loan, min EUR 63.91 |
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1% of the credit limit, min EUR 63.91 |
| - sole proprietor, farmer | |
| - overdraft | 1% of the credit limit, min EUR 31.96 |
| - working capital loan | 1% of the loan, min EUR 31.96 |
| - investment loan | 1% of the loan, min EUR 31.96 |
| 2. Fee for changing of contractual terms | |
| - private individual | |
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up to 1% of the remaining loan, min EUR 31.96 |
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up to 1% of the remaining loan, min EUR 63.91 |
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1% of the loan limit, min EUR 6.39 |
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up to 1% of the loan limit, min EUR 31.96 |
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EUR 6.39 (2) |
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| - change of the current account(s) related to the loan | EUR 12.78 |
| - change or replacement of the co-borrower | EUR 127.82 |
| - change of the paying day once a year | free of charge |
| - change of the paying day starting from the second change of the paying day within one year | EUR 12.78 |
| - grace period for the principle amount of the loan in connection with childbirth | free of charge |
| - legal entity | 0,5% - 1% of the loan/credit limit, min EUR 63.91 |
| - sole proprietor, farmer | 0,5% - 1% of the loan/credit limit, min EUR 31.96 |
| 3. Replacement of collateral | |
| - private individual | |
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EUR 127.82 |
| - legal entity | |
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EUR 127.82 |
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EUR 63.91 |
| - sole proprietor and farmer | |
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EUR 63.91 |
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EUR 31.96 |
| 4. Contractual penalties | |
| - contractual penalty for violating an obligation of the loan contract | up to 5% of the remaining loan at the moment of the violation of the obligation |
| - contractual penalty for failure to produce the insurance policy of the collateral property | EUR 31.96 / per month |
| 5. Redrafting of the pledge of movable into mortgage | free of charge |
| 6. Overdraft reminder by mail | |
| - first overdraft | EUR 1.28 |
| - second and third overdraft | EUR 5.11 |
(1) All amendments to the contract that have not been indicated separately as amendment clauses in the price list
(2) Amendment of student loan schedule due to a grace period (for the time the borrower is engaged in military services or for three years after the birth of a child) - free of charge.
The conventional method of repayment for consumer loans is based on an annuity schedule. An annuity is a fixed-amount payment, consisting of both the loan principal and the interest calculated on the loan balance. When you make your first loan payments, interest represents a greater share of the annuity, but as the loan term approaches, the principal becomes proportionally greater.
Enter the initial loan sum, the term of the loan and the interest rate (percentage of the loan balance per year). An annuity consumer loan repayment schedule will be generated for the entire repayment period by each month. You will see the size of the annuity payment and be able to keep track of the decrease in the principal and size of the interest payments over time.