Barrywhite wrote:The question l think would be, how much would your sacco write on the cheque? It will most probably be the outstanding loan plus 5% of that outstanding loan (for my bank). In that case, is the 4% interest benefit, spread over the duration of the loan, worth the hassle, especially considering for your sacco loan you need to hunt for guarantors, submit payslip, get authorised (stamped) statement from your bank? From off my head, not worth the hassle.
@Barry,
What Sacco asks for you bank statement??.I would be glad to know.On the part of bank loans,the moment you pen,repayment is principal plus interest divided by duration of payment.Halfway through he loan,you would still have to settle the bank some money.Simply said,you are penalised for paying your loan earlier than you had declared....hah!....Most Saccos charge interest on reducing balance,hence,if you clear your loan 5 years before time,you'll only attract a maximum 2% on remaing balance....Who is smiling?
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