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Faysal Bank Kick Starts HomeStyles; Appliances and Furnitures Now on Installments

  • March 22, 2017
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PR: Faysal Bank Limited (FBL), one of the leading banks in Pakistan, announced launch of the Faysal Bank HomeStyles in partnership with leading home improvement brands to provide home appliances and furniture products on installments.

Faysal Bank HomeStyles is launched under the Personal Installment Loan (PIL) product. This is an end user defined programme whereby eligible customers have the option to pick and choose home improvement products from a bouquet of leading brands. The selected products will be financed through PIL at attractive and affordable loan pricing and the disbursed amount will be directly paid to the partner upon delivery of goods.

The partner brands for FBL HomeStyles include leading players of this segment offering an extensive range of electronic and kitchen appliances, home fittings, furniture and home décor to help customers renovate or upgrade their homes.

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