The No Interest Loan Scheme (NILS) is a safe, flexible & affordable alternative to regular credit options.

 

No Interest Loans Scheme (NILS)

 
 

NILS is a program that provides small loans to people on low incomes without any fees & charges or interest payments during the loan process or loan cycle.

 
 

Furthermore, no form of security is required over the loan period, which includes the goods purchased with the loan.

NILS was originally developed by the Good Shepherd Sisters, and the loans process is based upon the principles of dignity and respect.

How much can I borrow?

  • Borrow up to $2000 for essentials such as appliances or furniture, to help you get your car back on the road, pay for education fees and equipment or help you cover the cost of goods and services to support your wellbeing.

  • Borrow up to $3000 for housing related expenses such as bond or rent in advance, or for recovery from a natural disaster.

What can I use a NILs loan for?

Loans up to $2000 for essential goods and services including:

·       Household items like appliances, whitegoods & furniture

·       Car repairs & registration

·       Medical, dental, wellbeing and life event expenses

·       Technology like a phone or laptop

·       Education expenses like fees or uniforms

·       Employment expenses like licenses or equipment

Loans up to $3000 for:

·       Bond & rent in advance

·       Rates

·       Costs associated with a natural disaster

 

Am I eligible?

If you:

Earn less than $70,000 annual income (before tax) as a single person or $100,000 annual income (before tax) if you have a partner or children

OR Have experienced family or domestic violence in the last 10 years

OR Have a Health Care Card / Pension Card

AND You can show you can afford to repay the loan

Please call us to organise a confidential interview to discuss the details and assess your eligibility.

NILS APPLICATION HERE

 
 

Please call us or drop in to discuss the details of these financial resources.

Questions before getting started? Get in touch.