StanChart introduces two offers for cardholders

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Standard Chartered (StanChart) has two great propositions for its credit cardholders. The first is an opportunity to convert any transaction into a 12-month plan at 0 percent interest and the second is an easy payment scheme up to 60 months at a range of merchant establishments. Once again Standard Chartered has sought truly value adding options for its cardholders in keeping with the economic and social trends of the market.
Standard Chartered Country Head Retail Clients Sanjay Wijemanne speaking of the two propositions commented, “We are delighted to be able to continuously offer our clients some excellent propositions on our card. Getting things you truly want will become that much easier with the zero percent 12-month plan and the 60-month easy payment scheme.”
Standard Chartered’s ‘Convert any transaction to a 12-month plan at 0 percent interest’ allows the bank’s credit cardholders to avail themselves of payment flexibility when they purchase that ‘special something’. Any transaction over Rs.50,000 may be converted into a 12-month plan at 0 percent interest with no handling fee. Cardholders may simply use the Standard Chartered credit card and call the bank on 2480 480 to convert the transaction to a payment plan.
Standard Chartered’s credit card is the one card that allows up to 60 months to pay back. When cardholders shop at Siedles, Vogue, Singhagiri, Singer, Damro, Mahogany Masterpieces or Abans using the Standard Chartered credit card, repayment on selected purchases is possible on an easy settlement plan for a period ranging up to 60 months.

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