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Outils Financiers FNI
Calculateurs interactifs pour comprendre, comparer et planifier les produits de Finance Non-Intérêt — avec le contexte fiscal ghanéen.
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Comparaison Prêt vs. Murabaha
Comparez les prêts conventionnels à intérêt vs. le financement Murabaha conforme à la Charia. Voyez comment les taux bancaires typiques du Ghana se comparent.
Ghana: Typical SME financing: GHS 10,000 - 500,000. Larger amounts may require collateral.
Ghana — BoG Policy Rate: 29% (banks add margin on top)
Typical personal loans: 25-35% | SME: 22-32%
Ghana: NIB banks typically charge 10-20% one-time profit margin (not annual). Effective rate: 5.0% per year over 3 years.
Key Difference:
- • Interest: Compounds over time. 28% annual = 48.9% total over 3 years
- • Murabaha: Fixed one-time markup. 15% total regardless of term length
Monthly Payment
GH₵2,068.18
Total Repayment
GH₵74,454.46
Interest Charged
GH₵24,454.46
(48.9% of principal)
Monthly Payment
GH₵1,597.22
Total Payment
GH₵57,500.00
Profit Margin
GH₵7,500.00
(Fixed, never increases)
You save GH₵16,954.46 with NIB
22.8% less than a conventional loan over 3 years
Total Cost Comparison
For Ghanaian SMEs & Shop Owners:
- Murabaha is ideal for purchasing inventory, equipment, or vehicles
- The bank buys the asset and sells it to you at a fixed price
- No surprises: you know the exact total cost from day one
- Interest expense on conventional loans may be tax-deductible (consult GRA)
- NIB profit margins are NOT tax-deductible as interest (different treatment)