What it means
A cost-plus sale: the bank buys an asset and sells it to you at an agreed marked-up price, paid in instalments.
A cost-plus sale: the bank buys an asset and sells it to you at an agreed marked-up price, paid in instalments.
The meaning, how it works in the UAE, and why it matters to your money.
A cost-plus sale: the bank buys an asset and sells it to you at an agreed marked-up price, paid in instalments.
In Murabaha, the bank buys an asset — such as a car — and sells it to you at an agreed price that includes the bank's profit, paid in instalments.
It's the most common Islamic finance structure for cars and personal finance in the UAE.
Used for Islamic car finance and personal finance.
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