Cash Loans are available for people who are blacklisted, and just like normal people with good credit blacklisted people also have access to these same facilities. Unlike the main banks like FNB, Absa and others, these facilities are available through indepedent credit providers.
What can you do to increase your chances of getting a cash loan?
Start by making sure your documentation is in order. Loan lenders always must be a South African citizens between the age of 18 and 65 earning more than R3000 per month. If you earn weekly/fortnight wages, this can be calculated, the main thing is to be permanently employed.
The next important thing with cash loan for blacklisted individuals is to have proof of address. This is what most lenders require from you to grant you the loan. However, if you are under administration, under debt review, undergoing sequestration or your expenses do not meet the standards set out by the NCR, you may not qualify. But by all means, do APPLY with credit providers.
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