
Personal Loan for Salaried Customers
Bank of Jordan · Personal Loan
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What is this product?
A Personal Loan from Bank of Jordan.
Key facts
Bank of Jordan's personal loan for salaried customers (public/private sector employees, retirees, military personnel and employees of international establishments) offers amounts up to JD 100,000 with tenors up to 96 months, installment postponement via BOJ Mobile or the call center, buyout of personal loans from other banks with a 1% commission exemption, a pre-approved credit card and life insurance. It is available to Jordanian nationals residing in Jordan aged at least 21, and salary transfer to BOJ is required. The bank's tariff page lists an announced personal-loan interest rate starting from 9.08% (example: JD 10,000 over 7 years at 9.08% with 1% commission, monthly payment JD 161); rates are set based on the overnight interbank rate. A current cashback campaign (until end of December 2026) applies to loans of at least JOD 10,000.
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Frequently asked questions
- Which countries is Personal Loan for Salaried Customers available in?
- Personal Loan for Salaried Customers is available in: Jordan.
