Bankers Healthcare Group Adds Personal Loan Program to its Suite of Financial Solutions
DAVIE, Fla., Dec. 10, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Since 2001, Bankers Healthcare Group has built its business on meeting the business financing needs of healthcare professionals. Now, BHG is pleased to introduce its personal financing program, giving providers peace of mind at home so they can focus on their careers.
"Practitioners spend a great deal of time and energy fulfilling their countless professional responsibilities, often at the expense of their personal lives," said BHG President Bob Castro. "That's why we're thrilled to offer personal financing, to ensure that our hardworking clients' needs and desires are met where it matters most: at home."
BHG personal financing allows providers to use the funds for any personal, household or recreational purpose such as debt consolidation, home improvements, vacations, automobiles, boats or recreational vehicles.
The program offers unsecured loans from $10,000 to $150,000 with competitive APRs, flexible terms and no lockout or prepayment penalty. Loan amounts and APRs are based on credit approval. Additionally, borrowers will not have the loan reported on their personal credit.
To learn more about BHG personal financing, visit www.bhg-inc.com/solutions/loan-programs/personal-loans.
About Bankers Healthcare Group
Since 2001, Bankers Healthcare Group has been committed to providing hassle-free financial solutions to healthcare professionals, including personal and commercial loans, credit cards and insurance services. BHG has provided more than $2 billion in funding to thousands of satisfied customers nationwide. Inc. has recognized the company ten times for growth and job creation. For additional information, please visit www.bhg-inc.com.
Contact: Pat Harrigan (315) 671-4129
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