These days we all want convenience. That’s why so many people use the Avo SuperShop for one-stop shopping for takeaways, groceries, toys, games, movies and lots more. You can access most products or services online these days, including applying for your South African identity card. Why should things be any different when it comes to applying for a personal loan?
Using the Nedbank Money app or Online Banking and your Nedbank ID, you can apply instantly for a personal loan and be approved in minutes. Whether you need cash for upgrading your home, unexpected expenses, or to pay for something that is meaningful to you or your family, a personal loan could be the right solution.
Applying for a personal loan online
If you’re not a Nedbank client yet, register for a Nedbank ID and use those credentials to log in to apply for a personal loan online.
If you are a Nedbank client, log in online or access the Money app on your phone and navigate to the Borrow section. Select Personal Loan and follow the steps as it asks for your information. If you have to interrupt the application process, you can save it and continue later.
We’ll need information like your name, address, banking details, income and expenses, so that we can get a clear picture of your financial standing. It’s important to be as exact as possible with your income and expenses for your application to be approved.
You’ll also upload certified documents here – they need to be in PDF, no larger than 10MB per file – like your identity document or card, payslip, proof of address and, if you are not a Nedbank client, bank statements from your current bank.
It takes only a few minutes to complete the information section in the online application, after which, if you qualify, you’ll be offered a personal loan amount based on your income, expenses and your credit score. You can borrow the full amount or choose a smaller loan.
You’ll also be asked to confirm credit life insurance or to upload your proof of insurance. If you choose to take Nedbank credit life insurance for the loan amount, the cost will be added to the monthly payment on your loan.