How Do Nedbank Student Loan Repayments Work?


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If you will be taking a Nedbank student loan, it is important to know that there are two different ways in which you can choose to repay the loan.

 


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One’s repayment plan depends on whether you are studying full-time or part-time.

According to Nedbank, the full-time student’s guarantor (the person who guarantees that the loan will be repaid) only pays for the monthly interest.

Repayments for the actual loan amount and its interest are actioned once the qualification has been completed. The term "full-time student" applies to students who are still busy with internships or articles.

On the hand, part-time students need to pay the monthly interest and capital from the start of their studies.

Otherwise, this student loan covers both full-time and part-time studies.

To apply, you have the following options:

  1. Complete the call-back form with your details and download the application form. To complete your application over the phone, Nedbank will contact you to finish this process.
  2. Visit any Nedbank branch with all your documents.

For further details on this student loan, click here.

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The cost of tertiary education can prevent event the brightest minds from obtaining a qualification. Several options are available to students who require funding to pay university and college fees.

 


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