Teachers’ Fund Announces Major Reduction in Interest Rates on Loan Facilities – Effective March 1, 2026
The management management of Teachers’ Fund through a statement has finally announces a reduction in interest rates on loan facilities from 16% to 14% per annum effective 1st March 2026.
This means that, effective 1st March 2026, the interest rate on all loan facilities has been reduced from 16% per annum to 14%.
This reduction in interest rates marks a significant financial relief for members and reinforces the Fund’s commitment to providing affordable financial support.
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What the Reduction in Interest Rates Means for Members
According to the management, the newly announced reduction in interest rates lowers the cost of borrowing for members.
Moving from 16% per annum to 14% per annum directly reduces the overall repayment burden on loans.
The Teachers’ Fund emphasized that this reduction in interest rates reflects its ongoing commitment to delivering affordable and supportive financial solutions to its cherished members.
What Remains Unchanged
While the reduction in interest rates on loan facilities is good news, members should note that certain policies remain unchanged.
1. Current loan ceilings remain the same
2. Maximum repayment durations remain unchanged.
3. Existing loan limits for various loan products remain as previously structured.

This means eligibility requirements and loan caps are not affected by the new 14% per annum rate.
Contact Details for Further Clarification
Members seeking further clarification regarding the reduction in interest rates on loan facilities can visit any nearest District GNAT Offices.
Also, members can contact the Fund Secretariat on 0302 429 888 or reach out via whatsApp at 050 9331 260.
The Fund remains grateful for the continued trust and patronage of its members.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on Teacher’s Fund Interest Rate Reduction
1. When does the reduction in interest rates take effect?
The reduction in interest rates takes effect from 1st March 2026.
2. What is the new interest rate on loan facilities?
The interest rate has been reduced from 16% per annum to 14% per annum.
3. Have loan ceilings or repayment durations changed?
No. Loan ceilings and maximum repayment durations remain unchanged.
Conclusion
The reduction in interest rates on Teacher’s Fund loan facilities from 16% to 14% per annum is a strategic move that provides meaningful financial relief to members effective 1st March, 2026.
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