Before we can offer you a loan, we need to consider a few factors. One of those factors is your pre-study or current salary. Prodigy Finance requires proof of salary documents to confirm the information in your application.
- What should I submit as proof of salary?
- What should be included in my corresponding bank statement?
- What is not accepted as proof of salary?
- What if I'm self-employed or contractually employed and plan to study part-time?
What should I submit as proof of salary?
Employed full-time student |
If you are a full-time student you need to provide ALL of the following documents to prove your pre-study salary:
If you don’t have a salary slip, you can upload a letter from your employer confirming your gross and net salary, with a corresponding bank statement that matches the net salary amount |
Self employed full-time student |
If you are a self employed customer who plans to study on a full-time basis, you need to provide ALL of the following documents to prove your salary:
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Post-study salary for full-time students |
If you are a full-time student with an employment contract for when you are done with your studies, you need to provide us with the following:
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Part-time students |
If you are a part-time student you will have to provide us with proof of your current permanent, full-time employment. You must submit the following as proof of your salary:
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Your document should be in a non-editable format such as PDF, JPEG, PNG or JPG
What should be included in my corresponding bank statement?
- Your name and surname
- The name and logo of the bank
- The bank statement date must match one of the payslips dates you provided
- The bank statement must clearly reflect your net salary
- Please note that we will require your complete bank statement
What is not accepted as proof of salary?
- Commission
- Bonuses
- Dividends
- Internship salary
What if I'm self-employed or contractually employed and plan to study part-time?
Unfortunately, we can't support part-time students who are self-employed or employed as a contractor.