Life insurance is strongly recommended. In the event that you are unable to continue payments of the home loan, due to unforeseen circumstances such as disability and death, the bond will then be covered by the life insurance policy.
For many Namibians, renting is a natural part of the journey toward homeownership. It offers flexibility, convenience, and the opportunity to get a feel for different neighbourhoods before settling down. But at some point, you may begin to wonder whether it’s time to move beyond renting and invest in a home of your own.
5 Financial steps every Namibian should take before buying a home
02 Oct 2025
Owning property remains one of the biggest aspirations for many Namibians. But buying a home is not only about finding the right property or chasing a bargain; it’s about ensuring that your personal finances are strong enough to carry this long-term responsibility. Before stepping into the Namibian property market, it’s important to prepare for these five key financial matters.
How to Create a Home-Buying Budget: 3 Practical Tips
12 Sep 2025
One of the most important steps in buying a home in Namibia is understanding what you can truly afford. Setting up a budget doesn’t just prepare you for homeownership—it also helps you save money and cut back on unnecessary expenses in the long run.
For many Namibian home buyers, the main focus is on creating a place to live, often overlooking the investment potential beyond the fact that property typically appreciates over time. However, understanding and leveraging your home’s equity can be transformative by helping you manage finances, invest in improvements, and build long-term wealth.
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