About Us

Our Story, Vision and Mission

about ihawu Financial Solutions

Ihawu Financial Solutions is a registered Credit Provider NCRCP14286 with the National Credit Regulator.

We offer short term loans to people in need of quick cash. Whether you are looking for something small or something a bit bigger, let us help you.

Borrow from as low as R500 up to R4000, at competitive interest rates. We have simplified the process of applying for a loan making it quick and simple so that you can get back to your business. Our process can take between 5 to 10 minutes after receiving all the necessary documents. Put our service to the test and we will have an answer for you before your next thought. 

Mission

Our mission is to simplify the process it takes to apply for a loan. We want to expedite the loan application process to almost instant when you apply for a loan with us. We understand the importance of quick and efficient service.

Our main goal is to empower our clients to overcome their financial challenges. We also focus on providing a positive customer experience before and after we have assisted you.

Vision

Professionalism
We deliver professional impeccable service to every client.

Customer centricity
We put every client’s need at the forefront of everything we do. Every interaction is private and confidential. We value your business.

Respect
Every client interaction with us is important whether it is face to face or on any of our platforms. We strive to ensure that every interaction is respectful and informative.

Personal Loan

Borrow from R500 up to R4000 on our quick loans at competitive interest rates. Plus an option for a top-up loan, should you still need a little more.

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Tips on how to manage debt

Think Credit! Think Priority!

Having a budget and sticking to it every month is very important for your health and your wallet. Living within your means will help keep you away from debt. There are however circumstances beyond your control and in those instances having debt isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but not knowing how to handle it can be stressful. Think credit think priority, only take credit for things that are a priority and essential. Don’t take credit for that weekend away or a holiday, save towards that. Should you take credit, relook at your budget and plan for it. If your situation changes be sure to speak to the service provider for a better option for you. Always avoid missing instalments.


Lunga Mtshali
Managing Director