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GNAT Loan Chart and the Types of Loans Available 2025

GNAT LOAN CHART

GNAT Loan Chart and the Types of Loans Available

Explore the GNAT Loan Chart and the types of Loans Available for  2025, including all new requirements.

There have been new initiatives put in place as many come for the loans and runoffs.

Some include the Guarantor system.

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0550414552, Loans for a max Duration of 96 months, thus 8 years.

Basic conditions for loans

GNAT membership
Six (6) months of mutual Fund Contribution
Affordability (i.e. ability to service loan)
Total Contribution ≥ 15% of Loan Amount
Monthly Contribution of 1% (of loan approved) thereafter

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Change in Loan Requirements

The Teachers’ Fund LBG has announced changes in its loan requirements effective February 2024. The key changes include:

  1. Minimum Contribution Period:
    • Contributors must have a minimum of six (6) months of contributions to qualify for a loan.
    • Reinstated members need twelve (12) months of contributions to qualify.
  2. Contribution to Loan Ratio:
    • Members must have a total fund contribution equivalent to at least 15% of every loan request.
    • Reinstated members need 20% of the loan amount as their contribution.
  3. Monthly Contribution:
    • Loan beneficiaries must maintain a monthly fund contribution equivalent to 1% of the loan request.
    • Maximum monthly ceilings are set at GHC200, GHC250, and GHC300 for Personal loans, Investment Capital loans, and Habitat loans, respectively.
    • GHS 35, 000  monthly contribution of 200  total of 5,250.00  before.
    • GHS 50,000  monthly contribution of 250, total of 7,500 before
    • GHS 60,000 monthly contribution of 300, total of 9,000 before
    • GHS 70,000 monthly contribution of 300, total of 10,500 before
  4. Loan Frequency:
    • Members should observe a six (6) months interval between loan applications.
  5. Witness and Guarantors:
    • One witness is required for loan requests up to GHC10,000.
    • For loans exceeding GHC10,000, members need at least one guarantor who:
      • Must be a registered and active fund member with a minimum six (6) months contribution.
      • Can guarantee a maximum of two qualified loan applicants simultaneously.
      • Must provide a color copy of the Ghana Card (Front and Back) for authenticity verification.
      • Should have an active service period not shorter than the loan duration.

 

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GNAT Loan Interest Rate

Interest rate 16% per annum at reducing balance

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Types of GNAT Loans and Amount

Personal Loan

Personal loan up to GHC 35,000 Click to see details.

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED QTY REMARKS
Passport Pictures 2 Current Passport Pictures
Mandate Form 2 Current with different mandate numbers
Valid National ID 2 Acceptable I.Ds are: Voters ID, Driving Licenses, NHIS, Passport and SSNIT Card
Payslip 2 Two months current payslip eg. March
Loan Application Form 1 Must be signed by the applicant and Two DFC members
Authority Note 2 Must be signed by application
n Advance Form 1 Must be signed by District Secretary and endorsed by G.E.S Director

Witness and Guarantors:

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Habitat Loan

 

Habitat loan of up to GHC 60,000.00

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED QTY REMARKS
Passport Pictures 2 Current Passport Pictures
Mandate Form 2 Current with different mandate numbers
Valid National ID 2 Acceptable I.Ds are: Voters ID, Driving Licenses, NHIS, Passport and SSNIT Card
Payslip 2 Two months current payslip eg. March
Loan Application Form 1 Must be signed by the applicant and Two DFC members
Authority Note 2 Must be signed by applicant
Loan Advance Form 1 Must be signed by District Secretary and endorsed by G.E.S Director
Site Plan 1
Indenture 1

Witness and Guarantors:

Investment Loan

Investment loan of up to GHC 50,000.00

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED QTY REMARKS
Passport Pictures 2 Current Passport Pictures
Mandate Form 2 Current with different mandate numbers
Valid National ID 2 Acceptable I.Ds are: Voters ID, Driving Licenses, NHIS, Passport and SSNIT Card
Payslip 2 Two months current payslip eg. March
Loan Application Form 1 Must be signed by the applicant and Two DFC members
Authority Note 2 Must be signed by applicant
Loan Advance Form 1 Must be signed by District Secretary and endorsed by G.E.S Director
Certificate of Registration/Certificate of incorporation/Business Proposal 1 Must provide any of the following business documents
Proforma Invoice 1

Witness and Guarantors:

Vehicle Loan

Vehicle loan of up to GHC 70,000.00

 

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED QTY REMARKS
Passport Pictures 2 Current Passport Pictures
Mandate Form 2 Current with different mandate numbers
Valid National ID 2 Acceptable I.Ds are: Voters ID, Driving Licenses, NHIS, Passport, and SSNIT Card
Payslip 2 Two months current payslip eg. March
Loan Application Form 1 Must be signed by the applicant and Two DFC members
Authority Note 2 Must be signed by applicant
Loan Advance Form 1 Must be signed by District Secretary and endorsed by G.E.S Director
Proforma Invoice 1 Must provide Proforma Invoice of Vehicle
Valuation Certificate 1 Must provide Valuation Certificate of Vehicle preferably from STC

Witness and Guarantors:

Loan Refinance

According to the Union, one does not have to complete serving a particular loan before coming for another, after paying for some time, provided you get an available affordability you can still come and apply for refinance and recalculation will be done for you to take a new loan.

You can also come for another loan in a different category provided you have affordability. For instance, you can go for a Personal loan, and later go for a habitat loan as well provided you have the affordability.

 

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How to Apply for a GNAT Loan

Go to the Secretariat for a form, and Apply.

 

For emergency Loans

For Emergency Loans, go for the forms, Apply, and Prompt the Chairman or the secretary to fast-track it for you, especially if it is a medical emergency.

GNAT LOAN CHART

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Why Workers Opt for High-Interest Loans Over Union Loans

Many workers, despite the availability of potentially lower-interest union loans, often find themselves taking out loans with significantly higher interest rates from other financial institutions. Several factors contribute to this seemingly counterintuitive decision:

1. Cumbersome and Lengthy Application Processes:

The sheer amount of paperwork and bureaucratic hurdles associated with union loan applications can be a major deterrent. Workers needing funds urgently may find the prospect of lengthy forms, supporting documents, and multiple approvals overwhelming and time-consuming.

2. Loan Amount Limitations Based on Contributions:

Union loans are often tied to the amount a member has contributed and their duration of membership. Newly joined workers or those with relatively low accumulated contributions may not qualify for the loan amount they actually require, forcing them to seek alternative sources.

3. The Burden of Guarantorship:

A significant obstacle for many is the requirement for guarantors. Not all colleagues are willing or able to act as guarantors, fearing potential financial repercussions if the borrower defaults. This can leave many workers, especially newer or less established ones, without access to union loans.

4. Speed and Efficiency of Alternative Loans:

In stark contrast, other loan providers often boast significantly faster processing times. The promise of quick disbursement, sometimes within hours, is a powerful draw for individuals facing urgent financial needs. The provided contact number (0550414552) explicitly advertises “quick loans without guarantor,” highlighting this key advantage. Union loans, on the other hand, can reportedly take up to four months to be processed, rendering them impractical for immediate needs.

5. Lack of Processing Fees with Alternative Loans:

The absence of processing fees associated with some alternative loans can also make them appear more attractive upfront, even if the long-term interest costs are higher.

6. Privacy Concerns and Disclosure Requirements:

The need to obtain multiple signatures for union loan applications can necessitate explaining the purpose of the loan to various individuals. This lack of privacy and the need to disclose personal financial matters can make some workers uncomfortable and push them towards more discreet options.

In conclusion, while union loans may offer the potential for lower interest rates, the cumbersome processes, limitations based on contributions, the need for guarantors, and the slow processing times often outweigh this benefit for workers needing immediate and hassle-free access to funds. The allure of quick, unguaranteed loans, despite their higher interest costs, becomes a more appealing solution for their immediate financial needs.

 

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