ENBD LIV Personal Loan

The ENBD LIV Personal Loan is a fast, digital-first loan solution by LIV, the digital banking arm of Emirates NBD. Designed for salaried individuals in the UAE, it offers a seamless and paperless loan application experience directly through the LIV app.

Key Highlights

Minimum Salary
AED 5,000

Loan Amount
Up to AED 500,000

Interest Rate
Flat & Reducing Rates (based on profile)

Repayment Tenure
6 to 48 months

Benefits & Features

  • 100% digital application and instant approval via LIV app
  • Loan amounts based on income and employer profile (AED 10K–500K+)
  • Competitive flat and reducing interest rates based on credit score
  • No salary transfer required (subject to eligibility)
  • Minimal documentation required – Emirates ID, bank statement, etc.
  • Flexible repayment tenure from 6 to 48 months
  • Transparent fees with no hidden charges
  • Optional top-up loan, deferred payment & loan protection insurance

Eligibility Criteria

  • Minimum monthly salary: AED 5,000–7,000
  • Age between 21 and 60 years
  • Employed by a company listed with LIV or Emirates NBD
  • Valid Emirates ID and good credit score

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Frequently Asked Questions

A personal loan is a type of installment loan that provides a lump sum of money, which you
repay over a set period through fixed monthly payments. These loans can be unsecured (not
requiring collateral) or secured (requiring collateral).

Personal loans are flexible and can be used for various purposes, including:
 Debt consolidation
 Home renovations
 Medical expenses
 Major life events (e.g., weddings)
 Purchasing a vehicle
However, it's essential to use the funds responsibly and ensure you can meet the repayment
terms.

The application process varies by lender but generally involves:
 Checking your credit score: A higher score can qualify you for better rates.
 Comparing lenders: Look at interest rates, fees, and terms.
 Gathering necessary documents: This may include identification, proof of income, and
employment verification.
 Submitting an application: Many lenders offer online applications for convenience.

Lenders consider several factors:
 Credit score and history: A strong credit profile can lead to lower interest rates.
 Income and employment status: Stable income assures lenders of your repayment ability.
 Existing debt: High debt levels may affect approval chances.
Each lender has its own criteria, so it's beneficial to shop around.

Both banks and credit unions offer personal loans, but there are differences:
 Banks: Often have more stringent credit requirements and may offer higher loan amounts.
 Credit unions: As not-for-profit institutions, they often provide lower interest rates and may be
more willing to work with borrowers with less-than-perfect credit. Membership is typically
required.

Repayment terms: Ensure the monthly payments fit within your budget.
 Interest rates and fees: Understand the total cost of the loan.
 Purpose of the loan: Ensure that taking on debt aligns with your financial goals.
It's also wise to explore alternatives, such as 0% interest credit cards or borrowing from family,
depending on your situation.

  • Many online lenders are legitimate and offer competitive rates. However, it's crucial to verify a
    lender's credibility by checking reviews, ensuring secure websites, and being wary of red flags
    like upfront fees.

Payday loans are short-term, high-interest loans that can lead to a cycle of debt. In contrast,
personal loans typically have lower interest rates and more manageable repayment terms, making
them a safer borrowing option.

Repayment is typically done through fixed monthly installments over the loan term. Some
lenders may offer automatic payment options, which can prevent missed payments and
sometimes come with interest rate discounts.

Many lenders allow early repayment without penalties, but it's essential to check your loan
agreement for any prepayment clauses. Paying off a loan early can save on interest costs.
Before proceeding with a personal loan, it's advisable to consult with a financial advisor or
thoroughly research to ensure it aligns with your financial situation and goals.
Personal loans in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are offered by various banks, each with its
own terms and conditions. Below are common frequently asked questions (FAQs) regarding
personal loans from different UAE banks:

Eligibility criteria vary by bank but generally include:
Employment Status: Applicants should be employed in the UAE with a valid residence
visa. 

Salary Transfer: Some banks require salary transfer to the bank where the loan is
availed. 
Employer Listing: The applicant's company may need to be listed with the bank to avail
the personal loan. 

According to the Central Bank of the UAE, the repayment period for personal loans must not
exceed 48 months, with a monthly deduction of no more than half the borrower’s salary.

  • Every bank has different Charges an additional one-time upfront processing fee on the loan
    amount. A life insurance fee may also apply.

Interest rates vary by bank and are subject to change. For example, FAB offers low interest rates
starting from 4.74% per year.

Early settlement charges may apply and vary by bank. For instance, some banks may charge 1%
of the outstanding principal at the time of foreclosure.

Required documents typically include:

Identification: Valid passport and residence visa copies.
Employment Proof: Salary certificate or letter from employer.
Bank Statements: Recent bank statements showing salary credits.

The approval process duration varies by bank. For example, some banks may process the loan
within five working days.

Yes, personal loans should not exceed 20 times the salary value or the total income of the
borrower. Banks and finance companies must ensure that this limit is not exceeded.

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