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Hi all. I am fully employed but only on a limited-term basis. I picked up a loan application and it mentions something to the effect of needing permanent employment to be eligible. Does this mean I cannot get a loan if I am only employed for a time?
Greetings,
Swiss lenders normally require applicants to have full-time, unlimited employment in order to be approved for loans.
A handful of lenders do give loans to people employed for a limited term, such as temporary employees or those employed on a probational basis.
Just enter your current employment situation in the moneyland.ch personal loan comparison to quickly find and compare loans for which you may be eligible.
Best regards from Moneyguru
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