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Managing Multiple Bukas Student Loans

Having more than one Bukas student loan means managing multiple monthly dues. Don't worry! Borrowers can stay on track by regularly checking the payment dashboard on their Bukas account. This dashboard displays all active installment plans along with their respective monthly due dates.


Please note that only the Borrower (the account owner) has direct access to the repayments table, as it is accessible only through the account used to submit the application.


Here are tips on managing Multiple Installment Plans:

Tip 1: Use the payment dashboard on the Bukas account.

This dashboard helps Borrowers keep track of their Multiple Installment Plans and their respective due dates. The table is updated every time a payment is made, allowing Borrowers to note which months need to be settled for each installment plan. Please note that the payment table updates only 1-3 business days after making a deposit.


Tip 2: Indicate the correct reference code.

When settling monthly dues for installment plans, it is important to indicate the reference code or installment number for the specific plan being paid for. Borrowers will need to make separate transactions or deposits per installment plan to ensure payment is recorded for that specific plan’s payment dashboard.


Tip 3: Consider paying all dues on the same day.

While repayment dates cannot be changed for any installment plan after its approval, Borrowers may opt to pay their Multiple Installment Plans’ dues all on the same day to avoid the hassle of handling multiple transactions on different days of the month. Borrowers should take note of Tip 2 and the schedule of their payment due dates so that none of their installment plans are past their due date.

  • Example: If Plan #1 is due on June 15 and Plan #2 is due on June 26, Borrowers may pay every 13th of the month for both installment plans. That way, neither is past due, and both accounts are settled in one day.

If there are any further questions, please feel free to reach out to our team by filling out this form.