MARU Credit, a leading Tier IV financial institution, is excited to announce its “Back to School With MARU” campaign.
To spotlight the campaign’s impact, Leah Kanziga, Marketing and Customer Experience Manager at MARU Credit, joined NBS Television’s Breakfast Meeting on May 15, 2025. During the segment, she emphasized how the initiative eases back-to-school pressures, “We understand the financial pressures that families face during the back-to-school season,” said Leah.
“Our MARU School Fees Loan is designed to provide timely and practical support that allows parents to send their children back to school stress-free.”
The MARU School Fees Loan provides up to UGX 10M within 24 hours. MARU Credit is offering this loan at a competitive interest rate of 2.5% per month on the reducing balance, with zero processing fees (for the campaign period) and a repayment period of up to four months.
MARU Credit is also offering a range of exciting rewards as part of the campaign. Customers who apply for a MARU School Fees Loan will be entered into a draw to win free school fees for a full year.
Parents who engage the MARU Credit team at select supermarkets will have the opportunity to spin a wheel and win shopping vouchers, trolley dashes and other back-to-school essentials like pens and books.
“We want to make the back-to-school process a little less stressful and a little more rewarding,” added Kanziga. “Our campaign is not just about providing financial solutions; it’s about building lasting relationships with our customers and supporting them in achieving their goals.”
MARU Credit offers a range of financial products, including Vehicle & Asset Financing, Logbook Loans, Personal Loans, and Business Loans, all designed to meet the diverse needs of its clientele.
The MARU School Fees Loan is the latest addition to their portfolio, reaffirming their commitment to providing accessible and customer-centric financial solutions.
Parents and guardians are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to secure their children’s education.