A cultural view of loan defaults in Rwanda
Any lasting reduction in default rates will depend not only on stricter systems but also on solutions that align with Rwanda’s social norms, communal values, and the realities of how households manage money under varying economic pressures.
Credit union vs Money lenders: A comparative overview
Your rent is due in a few days, or your business needs a quick cash injection to restock inventory. Maybe it’s a medical emergency, and you need funds immediately. Where do you turn? Traditional banks? Not always an option, especially when you don’t have the collateral, credit history, or time to go through the long […]
8 signs a borrower would default
Any lender who plans to run a profitable loan business and not a charity organization must keep a sharp eye out for signs that a borrower might bail on their loan repayments.


