Who Qualifies For Funding From Fundi?


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Fundi provides funding for students to help them achieve their dreams, by covering the costs of attending tertiary institutions. Keep reading to find out who qualifies for this funding.


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Fundi is a leading South African Education Finance specialist. They strive to help students achieve their dreams, by covering the costs relating to their tertiary education through education loans. 

They finance both private and tertiary institutions for postgraduate qualifications, executive education programmes and MBAs. 

So how you qualify for a Fundi loan?

To qualify for funding from Fundi, you must be:

  • a South African resident (you must provide proof of this with your ID and proof of residence) 
  • permanently employed or have a parent who is permanently employed (you must provide proof of this with a letter from your employer confirming this; your last receipt of salary and your latest bank statements)

You must be in good standing in terms of your credit profile as you will not qualify if you are under credit or debt review. This is so that Fundi can see that you are able to repay the loan that they are providing. 

Fundi aims to make loans more accessible and affordable for students. They do not require you to pay collateral and repayments are deducted from your salary or can be paid through debit orders.

Click here for how to apply for this loan 

For more information on the Fundi Loan click here 

 

 

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Fundi provides education loans to students, these loans can cover the expenses of registration fees and outstanding balances. This is how you can get a quote and apply for a loan. 


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