Cessione del Quinto Capitalfin Gruppo Banca Ifis

Salary-backed loans and Payment delegation

Discover Capitalfin‘s solutions to support employees and pensioners

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This is the Banca Ifis Group company dedicated to the financial support of private customers, through salary-backed loans and payment delegation solutions

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Salary-backed loans

The solution for both public and private employees on permanent contracts and pensioners up to the age of 85, who will be able to take advantage of a fixed-rate loan, with simple monthly constant instalments and no need to provide a specific purpose.

Salary-backed loans provide for simple loan repayment in up to 120 months, without the burden of having to remember the due dates. Repayment is made directly, either by the employer or the Pension Institute, with monthly deductions directly from the pension or pay slip.

Capitalfin’s salary-backed loans respect specific agreements with the main pension institutions.

For further information visit the Transparency section.

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Payment delegations

The solution for civil servants and government employees in addition to the salary-backed loan, to obtain additional liquidity to support a total instalment of up to 40% of their net monthly salary.

Just like the salary-backed loans, the payment delegation also provides for a fixed rate, a constant instalment and a financial duration of between 24 and 120 months.

Employees of government and public administrations, who are members of the NoiPA system or who have entered into specific conventions with Capitalfin, can take advantage of special operational facilities in the loan application procedure.

For further information visit the Transparency section.

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Insurance cover

Salary-backed loans/Payment delegations require compulsory insurance cover to guarantee repayment of the loan to Capitalfin in the event of the customer’s death or loss of employment.

Capitalfin takes out two policies with leading insurance companies: one covering the risk of loss of life and another covering the risk of loss of employment. The latter is, moreover, backed up by a specific restriction regarding post-employment benefits (TFR).

The policies are taken out by Capitalfin, which bears the full cost, pays the premium and is the beneficiary of the cover.

The risk of loss of life policy guarantees the client’s failure to repay the loan in the event of death occurring before the natural maturity of the loan. In order to do so, consent must be given to take out the policy and certain truthful statements about your state of health must be provided.

If such an event should occur, Capitalfin initiates the procedures set out in the agreements with the insurance companies to open the claim. The insurance company, having verified the regularity of the insurance position and received the required documentation, pays the insured benefit to Capitalfin.

In the event of payment of the claim, the insurance company is not normally entitled to recourse against the client’s heirs for the amount paid to Capitalfin, except in the case of untrue statements made with malice or gross negligence.

In order to acquire adequate knowledge of the contents and conditions of the risk of loss of life cover (in particular, the circumstances in respect of which the insurance company reserves the right to take recourse against the consumer’s heirs), read the insurance company’s information set which will be made available to you by Capitalfin.

The risk of loss of employment policy covers the residual debt to Capitalfin in the event of insolvency following the definitive termination of the contract of employment, whatever the cause, except for death. Therefore, in the event of termination of employment, the insurance company settles the remaining debt in favour of Capitalfin.

In the event of termination of employment, the amount of the outstanding debt will be covered by the TFR. If this is insufficient, the insurance company will pay the remaining indemnity to Capitalfin with subsequent recourse to the client for the liquidated sum. Indeed, when the client signs a contract for a salary-backed loan he irrevocably binds, in favour of Capitalfin, the TFR and any other emolument owed to him for termination of employment, as well as the end-of-service allowance set aside with INPS and the sums set aside with pension funds.

The intervention of the insurance company, in the event of loss of employment, means that it takes over the lender’s (Capitalfin’s) credit rights, which allows the insurance company to seek recourse against the client to recover the sums paid to Capitalfin as compensation for the remaining credit.

Upon occurrence of the event, Capitalfin acts as foreseen in the agreement with the insurance company in order to recognise the indemnity (e.g. negotiate a return plan with the Client, check whether the Client has found a new job, etc.).

Tel. 0815635606, Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Fax 08119302695

e-mail servizioclienti.capitalfin@bancaifis.it

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Advertising message for promotional purposes. The granting of the loan is subject to the assessment and approval of Cap.Ital.Fin. S.p.A. For the contractual terms and conditions of the salary/pension assignment and of the Delegation of payment, please refer to the respective European Basic Information on Consumer Credit, which can be found at the Capitalfin S.p.A. head office or downloaded from the Transparency section.

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