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Student Banking – The Financial Resources you Need for Success

Whether you’re still studying or you’ve recently graduated, Absa offers you banking packages that will ensure that you have the financial resources you need for success.

 If you are still studying, the convenience of a Student Silver Current Account gives you quick access to your money at greatly reduced fees, combined with the flexibility of up to 57 days interest free purchases on your Student Credit Card.

Student Banking should be as simple and cheap as possible. Between making ends meet and having some fun, expenses can add up quickly and money worries can make life pretty tough.

Not sure how you are going to pay your tuition fees and buy all the textbooks you need? Whether you’ve just received your acceptance letter or have already started studying, a Student Loan from Absa will help you focus on succeeding in your studies, without the added worry of how to fund it all.

Provided you are enrolled, or in the process of enrolling as a full-time or part-time student at a University, University of Technology, Private College or FET College, your parent, guardian or sponsor can open a Study Loan on your behalf.

An Absa Student Loan can be used to pay your study fees, textbook bills and related costs. It can help you make the most of your resources. You only have to pay the interest on the loan while you are studying. The actual loan itself only has to be paid back once you finish studying; and there’s a grace period for those students who have to complete a period of community service or internship following graduation.

Affordable banking designed to assist full-time registered students

A Student Silver Current Account helps you make sure your money goes further with reduced banking fees while you study, unlimited electronic transactions for a low fixed monthly fee and access to your money 24/7 via the internet, your cellphone, or telephone.

Don’t let money worries make your life tough. Find out how you can secure hassle-free financing that lets you concentrate on your studies rather than your monthly bills through our great value Student Banking Package.

An entry-level savings account that marries the flexibility of being able to instantly access saved funds with tiered interest rates.

Designed for people of every age and earning level, the MoneyBuilder savings account offers a no-risk, affordable step-up to your saving aspirations. With no administration fees digging into those first saved Rands and cents, and tiered interest rates that offer good returns on investment amounts, MoneyBuilder is a great first step on the way to financial success. It has also been designed for ease of use, allowing for many free transactions.

Eager to buy stuff online and in stores? If you are a full-time, registered student a Student Credit Card offers you a convenient, secure way of making purchases and paying bills. It’s also super affordable because there are no monthly service or purchase transaction fees.

Would you also like the reassurance of being able to cover unexpected costs and emergencies? We understand that your funds need to stretch from time to time, which is why our Student Credit Card offers up to 57 days interest-free credit too – helping you to manage your cash flow and budget.

A Student Credit Card is a great way of preparing for the future and building up a good credit history while studying, making it easier to get credit when you really need it: to buy a house or car.

Power Up your lifestyle with a student computer package from Absa, and kiss the computer lab roster goodbye! Absa, Intel and Microsoft have teamed up to bring you this offer so that you can include your very own PC on your Absa Student Loan.

Source: http://www.absa.co.za/Absacoza/Individual/Banking/Packaged-Solutions/Student-Banking/Still-Studying

How long before starting college should go talk to my bank about student loans?

I start college in October, I am wondering when I should start talking to my bank about getting loans? There is no way I can pay for college otherwise.

Have you tried federal loans first? Before you go to the bank fill out the FAFSA and apply for federal student loans. You also might qualify for federal grant money, but that depends on your income.

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