Official Interest Rate Change for Employer Loans - 26 May 2023
The South African Reserve Bank has announced another increase to the repurchase rate, with effect from 26 May 2023.
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The Reserve Bank has announced a second consecutive hike of the repurchase rate (repo rate). This blog post contains all of the important information you need to know.
As a result of the latest repo rate change, the official interest rate for employer loans will change effective 1 June 2020.
The repo rate has decreased by 100 basis points, resulting in the official interest rate for employer loans changing to 6.25%.
The repo rate has decreased by 25 basis points, resulting in the official interest rate for employer loans changing to 7.25%.
The repo rate has decreased by 25 basis points, resulting in the official interest rate for employer loans changing to 7.5%.
A change in the repo rate results in a change in the fringe benefit interest rate for low or interest free employer loans to employees.
Due to the recent drop in interest rates by the reserve bank, the fringe benefit interest rate on low or interest free loans will now be 6% instead of 6.5%.