Civil servants in ministries and national government agencies enjoy premium loan terms and job security benefits.
Wafanyakazi
100,000+
Sekta
Government (National)
Kuzidisha Mkopo
4.5x
Muda wa Juu
72 months
Kiwango cha Msingi
From 12%
Linganisha chaguzi za mikopo ya check-off zinazopatikana kwa National Government Civil Servants
| Benki | Kuzidisha | Kiwango cha Riba | Muda wa Juu | Vipengele Muhimu | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KCB Bank | 4.5x | 12% | 72 months |
| Angalia Benki â |
| Co-operative Bank | 4.5x | 12% | 72 months |
| Angalia Benki â |
| Equity Bank | 4x | 13% | 60 months |
| Angalia Benki â |
| Stanbic Bank | 4x | 13% | 60 months |
| Angalia Benki â |
Unachohitaji kuomba mkopo wa mfanyakazi wa National Government
Kwa nini wafanyakazi wa National Government wanapata masharti bora ya mkopo
Hatua za kupata mkopo wako wa check-off
Thibitisha unakidhi kipindi cha chini cha ajira na una nyaraka zote zinazohitajika kwa National Government.
Tumia jedwali la kulinganisha hapo juu kupata viwango na masharti bora kwa mahitaji yako.
Andaa kitambulisho chako cha wafanyakazi, slips za malipo, na barua ya uthibitisho ya HR.
Tembelea tawi la benki ulilochagua au omba mtandaoni. Benki nyingi zinachakata ndani ya masaa 24-48.
Tumia kikokotoo chetu cha mkopo wa mshahara kukadiria unaweza kukopa kiasi gani.
National Government employees can typically borrow up to 4.5x their monthly salary. For example, if you earn KES 100,000 per month, you could qualify for up to KES 400000 depending on the bank.
Interest rates for National Government employees start from 12% per annum, which is lower than standard personal loans due to the check-off arrangement that reduces default risk for banks.
Most banks process National Government check-off loans within 24-48 hours once all documents are submitted. Some banks offer same-day disbursement for existing customers.
No, National Government check-off loans are unsecured. The check-off arrangement where repayments are deducted directly from your salary serves as security for the bank.