Calculators
One amount, every plan, side by side.
Change the amount once and see what each product would actually give you back — or actually cost. Tax and fees included, not added later.
Five hundred thousand naira
- Fixed Savings
- ₦99,000
- ₦599,000
- Fixed Income Note
- ₦99,000
- ₦599,000
- Treasury-Backed Note
- ₦85,500
- ₦585,500
- Target Savings
- ₦72,000
- ₦572,000
- Flex Savings
- ₦54,000
- ₦554,000
- Business Savings
- ₦54,000
- ₦554,000
Three hundred thousand naira
- Salary Advance
- ₦26,700
- ₦325,200
- Asset Finance
- ₦119,700
- ₦415,200
- Savings-Backed Loan
- ₦147,000
- ₦444,000
- Working Capital Loan
- ₦159,300
- ₦454,800
- Start this planCooperative Lending
How we work it out
No arithmetic you cannot check
- Savings interest
- Simple interest at the plan’s rate, pro-rated for the number of months. We do not compound within a term, and neither does the app — a calculator that quietly compounded would overstate what we pay.
- Withholding tax
- Nigerian law requires 10% to be deducted from interest and remitted. Every savings figure on this page is after that deduction, which is why 22% a year shows as 19.8% in your hand.
- Loan interest
- A flat monthly rate on the amount borrowed, which is how microfinance lending is actually quoted and charged here. Presenting it as a reducing-balance rate would produce a smaller-looking number that does not match your repayment schedule.
- Fees
- The management fee is a one-off percentage taken at drawdown, so the amount that reaches your account is less than the amount you borrowed. Both figures are shown.
- Repaying early
- Cancels the remaining interest. These figures assume you run the full term, so an early repayment costs less than shown — never more.
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