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Standard Bank launches online calculator for vehicle finance

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November 24, 2025
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Standard Bank Namibia has launched an online Vehicle and Asset Finance (VAF) calculator to help customers estimate monthly car repayments before applying for a loan.

The bank said the tool allows users to input details such as vehicle price, deposit and loan term to receive an instant repayment estimate. The calculator, according to the bank, is available on its website and aims to make it easier for customers to assess affordability from home.

Cicelia Hagen-Cloete, Head of Vehicle and Asset Finance, said the new calculator is intended to support informed financial decisions.

“Summer is all about freedom—and that includes financial freedom. Our new calculator empowers customers to make informed decisions with ease, whether they’re planning a family road trip or upgrading to their dream car,” she said.

She added that the initiative forms part of the bank’s commitment to digital services, saying it reflects efforts to “drive digital innovation and enhance customer experience.”

Namibia has recorded rising use of online banking platforms, with customers increasingly seeking self-service tools for financial planning. Standard Bank said the calculator aligns with this shift, offering a mobile-responsive option for budgeting and loan planning.

The bank said the tool complements its 2025 Summer Special, which includes benefits such as up to 35% residual value on new vehicles, prime lending rates, a three-month payment holiday and insurance options including car hire and deposit protection.

“Driving into summer has never been easier,” Hagen-Cloete said. “With this tool and our seasonal offers, customers can plan smarter and enjoy the journey ahead.”

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