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Poštanska štedionica loans

Banka Poštanska štedionica a.d. Beograd · Beograd

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We currently track 2 offers from Poštanska štedionica. Each offer is compared with other banks by the annual percentage rate (APR), which includes fees.

Rates checked 04/11/2026 on the official bank website. Always check the bank's official website for terms and details.

Cash loans

  • Lowest APR of 14 banks, in dinars, fixed rate.
  1. Dugoročni dinarski gotovinski kredit

    EKS
    7.22%

    Example: 500,000 RSD over 60 months, about 9,898 RSD per month

    Nominal rate
    6.99%
    Amount
    from 50,000 to 4,000,000 RSD
    Repayment term
    from 6 to 71 months
    Interest
    fixed

    NKS 6,99% za klijente koji primaju zaradu u Banci (ostali: 12% na 6-12 meseci, 13,10% na 13-71 mesec); bez naknade za obradu zahteva do 30.11.2026; primer 3.000.000 RSD na 71 mesec.

  2. Gotovinski kredit za penzionere

    EKS
    13.69%

    Example: 200,000 RSD over 6 months, about 33,333 RSD per month

    Nominal rate
    0%
    Amount
    from 31,000 to 200,000 RSD
    Repayment term
    from 1 to 6 months
    Interest
    fixed

    Kratkoročni kredit bez kamate (NKS 0%), ali uz naknadu banke od 3% - zato je EKS 13,69%; primer 50.000 RSD na 6 meseci.

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Frequently asked questions about loans

What loans does Poštanska štedionica offer?

Poštanska štedionica currently offers: Cash loans (2 offers). We checked the data on 04/11/2026 on the official bank website.

Poštanska štedionica Cash loans: what is the interest rate?

The lowest published APR is 7.22% (Dugoročni dinarski gotovinski kredit), nominal rate 6.99%, in dinars, fixed rate. Lowest APR of 14 banks, in dinars, fixed rate.

What is the effective interest rate (EIR) and why do we rank by it?

The effective interest rate (EIR) includes fees and other loan costs on top of the nominal rate, so it is the closest measure of the total price you actually pay. That makes EIR the only fair way to compare offers across banks.

Where does the interest rate data come from?

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