Korsten Marimba Investment Bank

20/10/2022

13/09/2022

13 SEPTEMBER
TICHIRANGARIRA MAZUVA ABABA

04/09/2022

THE PURPOSE OF THIS BANK IS TO CREATE WEALTH THROUGH CROWD INVESTMENT. EVERYONE COMES TOGETHER AND GETS TO INVEST ACCORDING TO THEIR OWN POCKET. THE RAISED FUNDS ARE USED AS CAPITAL TO FUND A PROJECT WHICH AIMS TO BRING IN A CONTINUOUS PROFIT AND THE INDIVIDUALS WILL GET THEIR SHARE ACCORDING TO THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS. THE BANK CURRENTLY CONSISTS OF A 100+ MEMBERS AND IS GROWING

04/09/2022

How To Register A Loan Shark Business In South Africa

To register a new micro finance company a non-refundable application fee of R500 is needed as well as a R250 branch fee per location. Application forms and all relevant regulations can be easily downloaded from the NCR website.

How to register?

Documents and information required for the application for Registration as a Credit Provider in terms of Section 40 and 41 of the National Credit Act, 34 of 2005.
Include the following elements in your application to ensure the document is processed:

Completed and signed application form (form 2)

Companies and Intellectual Property Commission ( CIPC ) registration document or other official legal registration document

Copy of the share certificate/s if applicant is company

Certified copies of ID/Passports of all members/directors/trustees/partners/sole proprietors

Resolution if applicant is a juristic person (see attached specimen)

A Criminal Name Clearance Certificate for all the members/directors/trustees/partners or sole proprietors issued by the South African Police Services (SAPS) or other service providers listed in� annexure A.

Proof of payment of the registration fees:

Non-refundable application fee of R500

Branch fee of R250 per location or premises at or from which the applicant conducts registered activities

Initial registration fee as indicated in the table below for each sub-category of registrant.

A letter from the bank confirming the applicant’s banking details or a copy of a cancelled blank cheque.

Proof of registration with the South African Receiver of Revenue Services (SARS).

04/09/2022

A guy I went to school with , dropped out at grade 11. He would then spend time with his uncle fixing cars. 12 years later his got his own garage. No qualifications, no license, no business registration but the guys place is forever busy. You have to work hard if you really want to get hold of him . He makes plus minus , R25k per month. His children ho to private schools and he built a 4 bedroom home.

Not everything is about school and business regulations. There are thousands of people including undocumented immigrants who make a living out of fixing cars.

What's important here is experience. All you have to do. Instead of sitting at home , watching tiktok and Facebook. Go to your nearest machanic ask him to teach you the job.
You will work there get small money and gain alot of experience. You will also gain customers because sometimes the machanic may be too busy to do the work and give you the job.

Before you know it, if you do your work perfectly you will have customers that will come to the garage to look for you. Then sooner or later . You open your own workshop.

Building a workshop and renting it out to machanics may also be another good idea.
Think outside the box. These are tough economic times.

27/07/2022

27 August 2022

A votes - 0
B votes - 26
C votes - 12
Spoiled votes 2

Total votes 40 so the winner of the votes were B with 26. This means that 10% interest will be charged for late payments on late monthly payments only starting from 11 August 2022 going forward. Late payments will kick in on the 11 of every month.

Those who have old accounts owing have to first settle their accounts before this applies.
Thank you

25/07/2022

Tirimunzira

05/07/2022

MUNHU WESE AKUBVUMIRWA KUKWERETA MARI INOSVIKA R9000
ACHIDZORERA R1300 PAMWEDZI

02/07/2022

15/06/2022

Gonakudzingwa

05/06/2022

NGATISIMUDZIRANEI