Salary advance
Understand the cost and repayment effect of a short-term advance against an eligible expected salary.
- Interest, period and basis
- Not specified in this catalogue. No rate or amount is assumed to be zero.
Understand the cost and repayment effect of a short-term advance against an eligible expected salary.
Understand the cost and repayment effect of a short-term advance against an eligible expected salary.
Continue to an application form for this product. Receipt is confirmed only after the receiving service accepts your submitted request. A received request does not admit membership, open an account or approve a loan.
A salary advance may help an eligible salaried member bridge a short gap before expected pay. Ask your D-SACCO which salary arrangements qualify, when the advance must be repaid and the complete cost. It is different from a longer-term personal loan. Consider what will remain for other expenses when repayment falls due, and avoid treating repeated advances as a substitute for a sustainable household budget.
Qualifying salaried members under a specific advance product and salary arrangement.
A limited timing gap before an expected salary, not an automatic substitute for a persistent income shortfall.
Confirm eligibility and salary evidence; review net proceeds and deductions; submit; receive a decision; accept any offer; check actual repayment.
Identity/member record; verified salary arrangement; expected salary evidence; other advances/debts; required deduction authority.
No default renewal is assumed; any repeat borrowing requires the approved process.
Show net disbursement separately from principal and upfront deductions.
This catalogue does not state a complete charge schedule. An empty list does not mean there are no charges.
The catalogue does not specify taxes applicable to charges.
The catalogue does not specify a calculation method or total repayment amount. It does not provide a loan offer.
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