PERSONAL LOANS

– Unsecured loans for personal use, often used for various expenses like medical bills, home improvements, or debt consolidation.

BUSINESS LOAN

– Financing options tailored for small or large businesses, including working capital loans, equipment financing, or startup loans.

MORTGAGE LOANS

– Loans for purchasing or refinancing real estate properties, commonly used for home-buying.

AUTO LOANS

– Loans for purchasing new or used vehicles, with fixed or variable interest rates.

STUDENT LOANS

– Educational loans to cover tuition, fees, and other educational expenses for students.

MEDICAL LOANS

– Specialized loans designed to cover medical expenses, including surgeries, treatments, or other healthcare-related costs. These loans can provide individuals with the necessary funds to manage unexpected medical bills or elective procedures.

HOME EQUITY LOANS

– Loans based on the equity in a borrower’s home, often used for home renovations or major expenses.

DEBT CONSOLIDATION LOANS

– Combining multiple debts into a single loan to simplify payments and potentially reduce interest rates.

EMERGENCY LOANS

– Short-term loans designed to cover unexpected expenses or emergencies.

PAYDAY LOANS 

– Short-term loans typically repaid by the borrower’s next paycheck, often used for urgent financial needs.

CREDIT BUILDER LOANS

– Loans designed to help individuals build or improve their credit history.

INSTALMENT LOANS

 – Loans repaid in regular instalments over a specified period, offering flexibility in terms.

EQUIPMENT LOANS

– Financing for businesses to purchase equipment or machinery necessary for operations.

BRIDGE LOANS

– Short-term loans to bridge the gap between the purchase of a new property and the sale of an existing one.

PEER – PEER LOANS

– Loans facilitated by online platforms that connect borrowers with individual lenders.

HARD MONEY LOANS  

– Short-term, asset-based loans often used for real estate investments.