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What compounding really costs.

Cheez interest never compounds. Informal lenders commonly charge 30% to 50% a month, and unpaid interest grows interest of its own. Pick an amount and watch what each month of not being able to settle does to the two debts.

If you borrowed and could not settle

R1,000
R500 R8,000
Cheez, interest held flat Informal at 40% a month, compounding

After six months the difference is R5,643.04

Both lines assume nothing is repaid until the end, which is when compounding hurts most. The Cheez line uses our standard pricing inside the National Credit Act caps; your real agreement has fixed monthly amounts and your quote shows your exact numbers. The informal line uses 40% a month, a typical informal rate.

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Cheez is a registered credit provider. NCR registration number NCRCP00000. Interest and fees are charged within the limits of the National Credit Act 34 of 2005. All loans are subject to an affordability assessment.

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