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Finance & Taxation
Banking in France
 - 1. Introduction
 - 2. Which Bank?
 - 3. Opening a Bank Account
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 - 5. French Bank Cards
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8. Bank Loans in France

  1. 8.1. Rules of Eligibility
    8.2. Rates and Charges
    8.3. Types of Loans
    8.4. Annual Percentage Rate
    8.5. Finding a Lender
    8.6. Financial Difficulties


8.5. Finding A Lender in France

If you seek a loan, then your first port of call should be your bank – if you have a good track record with them they are likely to in the best position to offer you a good rate.

But you should also check what else there is in the market-place.

Two of the largest internet credit brokers in France are Meilleurtaux and Empruntis.


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