Loans
Salary-based loans for employees and pensioners in Zimbabwe
Short-term financing for public-sector employees, government pensioners and private-sector employees to meet personal and financial needs.
Overview
A salary-based loan is short-term financing for the moments between pay days: a medical bill, a family obligation, a move, an unexpected cost. It is built for people with a regular income, so what you can borrow is matched to what that income can comfortably repay.
We lend to public-sector employees, government pensioners and private-sector employees. A person reviews your application, and you see the full cost in writing before you accept.
At a glance
- Amount
- $2,500 – $150,000
- Term
- 1 to 12 months
- Decision
- In one working day
- Best for
- Salaried public and private-sector employees, and government pensioners
Your own limit is set when your application is assessed. A decision in one working day applies to complete applications.
Quick answers
What is a salary-based loan?
A salary-based loan is a short-term loan for people with a regular income. Repayments are agreed to suit that income, so what you can borrow is matched to what it can support. Baardy Micro Capital, a licensed credit-only microfinance lender, offers salary-based loans to public-sector employees, government pensioners and private-sector employees.
Where can I get a salary-based loan in Zimbabwe?
At Baardy Micro Capital (Pvt) Ltd, in person at our Harare or Bulawayo offices. Bring your documents, and a person assesses your application. Complete applications get a decision within one working day, and the full cost is written down before you accept.
What documents do I need for a salary-based loan?
Bring a valid national ID and your latest payslip. If your application needs anything else, our team will tell you during appraisal.
Last reviewed
Is it for you
What salary-based loans are for
The purposes this loan is meant for, and the people it is meant for.
You can use it for
- Medical and emergency expenses
- Family and household obligations
- Moving, settling in or setting up a home
- Bridging the gap until your next pay day
It is meant for
- Public Service Commission employees
- Government pensioners
- Private-sector employees
How to apply
Come in with your papers, leave with an answer
Applications are made in person, so you can ask questions and see everything in writing.
What to bring
- A valid national ID
- Your latest payslip
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Visit a branch with your documents
Come in to our Harare or Bulawayo branch with a valid national ID and your latest payslip, plus company documents and financials for an SME loan.
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Credit appraisal and approval
Our team assesses your application and supporting documents. Once it meets the required criteria, it moves forward to approval.
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Loan disbursement
Once your loan is approved, the funds are disbursed to you according to the agreed terms.
Questions
Before you apply
If yours is not here, a person will answer it. Call us on +263 772 550 189.
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A person from our team calls you. Applications are made in person at a branch, and nothing is committed until you see the full cost.
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