Bridging the gap
Sometimes unexpected costs arise at the most inconvenient time. That’s when simple and flexible solutions can help.
Sometimes unexpected costs arise at the most inconvenient time. That’s when simple and flexible solutions can help.
Sometimes you need a little extra financial flexibility, whether it's for your car, your home or an unexpected expense. A short-term loan can help you manage these costs, with the amount available based on your individual borrowing limit.
Because everyone's circumstances are different, we offer a range of short-term loan options to suit different needs and situations.
If unexpected expenses arise and you need to bridge the gap, a consumer loan may be a suitable solution. You can also use it to combine multiple instalment plans or loans into one.
There are no fixed repayments. You only pay interest on the amount you use and can choose a repayment schedule that suits you.
Spread your credit card balance over up to 18 months. You can also choose to spread the cost of individual purchases, such as a larger one-off purchase.
Your credit limit is the maximum amount you can borrow.
You can view your credit limit in the Arion app. It is reviewed regularly and based on your financial circumstances.
You can use your credit limit across different borrowing options, such as an overdraft facility, a credit card or a consumer loan.
Credit assessment can be most simply explained as a rating or evaluation of how individuals or companies will meet repayments of loans and financial obligations.
Everyone can experience fluctuations in expenses at some point and it may be necessary to split payments in order to meet their obligations.
It's simple to apply for credit card payment distribution in the Arion Bank app, but there are a few things to keep in mind when considering payment distribution.
Leaving a job can happen in various ways and have different consequences. If you are hired temporarily for a position or decide to resign from your job yourself, the adjustment period is often longer, giving you more time to think about your next steps and be well prepared for them.
Payment cards are a convenient and practical way to pay for goods and services, while providing a clear overview of monthly spending. They also come with certain security features, such as the right to a chargeback.