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Browse Loans by Amount in Uganda

Find microfinance institutions, SACCOs, and money lenders in Uganda based on loan amounts. Compare small, medium, and large loan options to find the right financing for your needs.

Loan Amount Categories

Small Loans
USh 0 - USh 500,000

Loans under 500,000 UGX

Medium Loans
USh 500,000 - USh 5,000,000

Loans between 500,000 and 5,000,000 UGX

Large Loans
USh 5,000,000 - USh 1,000,000,000

Loans above 5,000,000 UGX

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Understanding Loan Amounts

The loan amount you need depends on your specific financial goals and circumstances. Different financial institutions specialize in different loan sizes.

Small loans (typically under UGX 1 million) are often offered by SACCOs, microfinance institutions, and money lenders. These loans are useful for emergency expenses, small business needs, or personal purchases. They typically have faster approval processes but may come with higher interest rates.

Medium loans (between UGX 1 million and UGX 10 million) are available from most financial institutions including banks, microfinance institutions, and larger SACCOs. These loans can be used for business expansion, education, home improvements, or larger personal expenses.

Large loans (above UGX 10 million) are primarily offered by banks and a few specialized microfinance institutions. These loans are suitable for major investments like property purchases, significant business expansion, or large agricultural projects. They typically require substantial collateral and have more stringent eligibility criteria.

When choosing a loan amount, consider not just what you need now, but also your ability to repay. Taking a larger loan than necessary can lead to unnecessary interest costs and financial strain.