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School Fees Loan

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A short-term credit facility designed to help parents, guardians, and caretakers meet school fees obligations for their children.

Overview


Target Audience Parents, guardians, and caretakers of school-going children.
Purpose Financing school fees for primary, secondary, tertiary, and university education.
Loan Period Up to three (3) months for primary and secondary education, and up to six (6) months for university and tertiary education.

Loan Requirements

Applicants must meet the following conditions:

  • Be an individual with an active business or a member of a recognized credit group.
  • Applicant must be eighteen (18) years of age or older.
  • Existing loan clients must present sufficient collateral.
  • New applicants may be required to provide collateral covering up to 100%, while repeat borrowers may provide up to 60% depending on repayment history.

Loan Features & Benefits

Category Details
Education Access
  • Facilitates uninterrupted access to education
  • Supports timely payment of school fees
Repayment & Flexibility
  • Short and manageable loan periods
  • Loan can be offered on a repeat basis depending on repayment history
Interest & Collateral
  • Favorable and affordable interest rates
  • Flexible collateral requirements based on client history

SCHOOL FEES LOAN

School Fees Loan Overview

A short-term credit facility to facilitate the payment of school fees by parents, guardians, and caretakers of school-going children.

Benefits
  • Facilitates access to education
  • Short loan period — 3 months for primary and secondary education; 6 months for university and tertiary education
  • Flexible collateral requirements
  • The loan can be offered on a repeat basis depending on repayment history
  • Favourable interest rates
Requirements
  • Individuals with active businesses or members of credit groups
  • Applicant must be 18 years of age or older
  • Existing loan clients must present sufficient collateral — up to 100% for new applicants and 60% for repeat borrowers