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Yebo Loans
Yebo Loans was established in 2005 with the aim of providing loans to all employed South African Citizens.They offer a comprehensive and flexible range of loan products to meet the needs of all our clients.They also help clients who have a bad credit rating or who are blacklisted and finding it difficult to get a loan . They are based in Port Elizabeth, but we provide loans, no matter where you are in the country.…
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SA Home Loans
SA Home Loans launched to South African home owners and the public in February 1999. It was a great time in South Africa as the interest rates were at an all time high of 23.5%. It was a time where South Africans were forced to start saving and watch their credit spending. What SA Home Loans did, was come in at an incredible rate of 19.6% offering home owners a competitive alternative to traditional bank…
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First Time Home Finance
First time home owners should keep their properties well maintained in order to keep them in excellent condition for as long as possible. Whether you plan to live in your property for the rest of your life, or purchase a larger home when your financial situation improves, you should strive to ensure that your home retains the qualities that first attracted you to it. Moreover, first time home owners are advised to manage their home…
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Edu-Loan Study loans
Eduloan provides education finance to corporate employees, and gives them fixed repayment options over a 6 to 22 months period. A salary deduction can be arranged which will allow for better management of monthly loan installments and will ensure that they are paid timeously. The loan covers student related necessities including books, accessories, laptops and accommodation, as well as study tuition fees. Eduloan has a responsible approach to financing people’s education and therefore an affordability…
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ATM loans
ATM loans (Recurring advance deposit): This is an electronic service allowing customers to apply for small loans and receive immediate payouts at an ATM. The amount ranges depending on your credit profile and is payable on your payday. It is a South African first. Currently FNB and ABSA offer the service where a customer can check to whether he or she qualifies and withdraw the amount, all from the ATM. It is more like an…