Can our little loans help you?
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- Are you struggling to pay high interest loans?
- Do you need an essential item such as a fridge or medical fees, but have no savings to pay for it?
- Are you a New Zealand permanent resident/citizen?
- Are you eligible for a community services card?
- Are you happy to work with a financial mentor to get ahead financially?
If you said ‘yes’ to the above, you’ve come to the right place!
Our GetControl loan is for New Zealanders like you, who need a little help getting through a tough patch.
About our little loans
- Zero interest charged
- Zero fees charged
- You repay the loan over 2 years
- You get advice and support from a financial mentor on how to get ahead with money
GetControl
Interest Free Loan – up to $5,000
- To pay off high-interest debt you already have and/or to pay for essential items. We also lend for family wellbeing and asset purchases. .
Ready to Enquire for a loan? Start here
Repaying your loan
GetControl
| Repayments per week | Term 2 years (max) | Term 1 year | Term 6 months |
| $500 | $5 | $10 | $20 |
| $1000 | $10 | $20 | $39 |
| $1500 | $15 | $29 | $58 |
| $2000 | $20 | $39 | $78 |
| $2500 | $25 | $48 | $97 |
| $3000 | $30 | $58 | $116 |
| $3500 | $35 | $68 | $135 |
| $4000 | $40 | $77 | $154 |
| $4500 | $45 | $87 | $174 |
| $5000 | $50 | $97 | $193 |
Working with a financial mentor
Together with one of our loans, working with a financial mentor will help you learn to get ahead with money. He or she will work with you to make a budget, show you how to plan ahead, ensure you’re getting all the right benefits, and coach you through any tough times.
The great part is, it’s FREE, plus your financial mentor can keep working with you for as long as you need to get your debt under control or to get ahead financially.
“My financial mentor found easier ways for me to live day to day. It’s a great service, and the people are lovely. I’m feeling much better now. I don’t have to go without any more, or worry about my debts.” – Maria*
* Name changed to protect identity.