Borrowing

In Kenya, check-off loans are a type of loan provided by an employer to an employee, with the loan payments being deducted directly from the employee\’s salary. The employer acts as a facilitator of the loan, as they are responsible for deducting the loan payments from the employee\’s salary and forwarding the payments to the […]

A pro borrower, therefore, takes in this information and comes to the understanding that loans are more than just monetary, they’re emotional

In Kenya, check-off loans are a type of loan provided by an employer to an employee, with the loan payments being deducted directly from the employee’s salary. The employer acts as a facilitator of the loan, as they are responsible for deducting the loan payments from the employee’s salary and forwarding the payments to the

Personal loans are short-term loans taken by a borrower and are usually repaid on a monthly basis. They are usually unsecured and don’t need collateral for them to be issued. Personal loans are normally for amounts from about 1,000 up to 100,000 with repayment terms from one to twenty-four months depending on the monthly charges

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