Colsubsidio Introduces Exclusive Loan for Women

In order to provide greater facilities to its members, the compensation fund Colsubsidio launched a new loan that is exclusive for women, which will provide a fixed payment period of up to 36 installments with interest rates of 1.28%.

Likewise, they will provide financial insurance in the event that the companyapplicant should present total disability, accidental death, among others, which will facilitate the payment of the credit.

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As highlighted by Colsubsidio’s Social Credit and Insurance manager, Claudia Sossa, when “a woman fulfills dreams she He becomes an inspiration to others and generates a transformative effect for his family within his community. That is why we launched our credit designed for women affiliated with Colsubsidio that will provide the financial support they need to achieve their goals.”

The assistance package also includes medical assistance for the applicant’s family, pediatrics, home chef, academic and legal support, advice for the world of work, interview preparation, home teaching, transportation for extra activities, medical guidance, assistance for appliances, veterinary telephone services, and many more services.

The official highlighted that with the creation of this financial product she seeks to empower women, taking into account that “many of our women affiliated with Colsubsidio are in the strata 2 and 3. They are women interested in well-being of you and your family, hardworking, who care about keeping your home in the best possible conditionsto provide the education of their children and thus we provide them with the best loans with the best interest rates that allow them to have a good monthly cash flow and be beneficial for their economy.”

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It should be noted that, according to the entity, around 685,414 of the members of the Colsubsidio compensation fund are women, where 39% of this population are mothers who head their families.