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FNB Collective Buying: A New Path to Property Ownership

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In the final episode of The Property Buyers Guide, Justina Hamupembe—aka YourHomeGirl—sits down with Rolandi Van Wyk, FNB Home Loans Growth Manager, to explore FNB’s brand-new home loan solution: Collective Buying.

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As property prices rise and affordability becomes more challenging, FNB Namibia has introduced an innovative product that allows groups of people to join forces and buy property together. This episode offers an inside look at how Collective Buying works, who it’s designed for, and why it might be the perfect fit for families, friends, and aspiring investors.

Q1: What is Collective Buying, and why did FNB launch this product?


Collective Buying is FNB’s latest home loan product that allows up to 12 applicants to jointly purchase property. This includes natural persons—like friends and family—or juristic entities such as trusts, CCs, and companies.

We launched this solution because many Namibians find it difficult to buy property on their own. By pooling resources, people can afford larger deposits, higher property values, and more manageable repayments.

Q2: Who is this product best suited for, and how does it work?

This product is ideal for:

  • 👨‍👩‍👧 Families buying a home together
  • 👯‍♀️ Friends looking to co-own a property
  • 🏢 Investment groups pooling funds for rental or holiday homes

Each applicant must go through FNB’s credit and affordability checks. Once approved, the group agrees on a repayment structure—either via split payments, salary deductions, or a single debit order.

Q3: What are the main benefits of Collective Buying?

✨ Shared monthly repayments = less financial strain
✨ Larger loan qualification due to combined income
✨ Opportunity for bigger deposits = lower interest
✨ Free will drafting for peace of mind
✨ No transfer duty on properties under N$1.1 million

Plus, homeowners can split costs such as levies, maintenance, and rates—making property ownership more accessible and sustainable.

Q4: What should potential applicants be mindful of?

All applicants are jointly and severally liable for the loan. That means if one party defaults, the others are still responsible for the full repayment.

FNB encourages all groups to:

  • Set clear terms and expectations
  • Draft internal agreements to avoid disputes
  • Understand the long-term commitment involved

It’s a powerful solution—but one that works best when there’s trust, transparency, and proper planning.

Conclusion

FNB Collective Buying is an incredible opportunity for those looking to own property together. Whether it’s for a family home, an investment, or a holiday getaway, this home loan solution provides financial flexibility and affordability.

If you’re interested in applying, contact FNB today for more details or visit their website for a pre-approval application.

🔹 Call FNB Home Loans at: 061 209 2222 | 061 963 6262
🔹 Email FNBHOMELOANS@FNBNAMIBIA.COM.NA

Thank you for joining us for the final episode of The Property Buyers Guide. It’s been a privilege to walk this property journey with you.

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