"It’s Possible": Young South African Woman Saves NSFAS Money to Buy Car and Shows It Off

"It’s Possible": Young South African Woman Saves NSFAS Money to Buy Car and Shows It Off

  • One young lady showcased her brand new whip after saving money from her National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS)
  • The stunner's TikTok video sparked a massive buzz online, gathering loads of views along with thousands of likes and comments
  • People were inspired by the hun as they flooded the comments section, expressing their thoughts

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One young lady captured the attention of many people online with her financial discipline and determinations.

A young lady shared how she saved her NSFAS money to buy a car.
A young South African woman revealed how she saved NSFAS money to purchase her brand new car. Image: @mpilond03
Source: TikTok

Woman saves NSFAS money to buy a car

The hun who goes by the handle @mpilond03 inspired netizens after she revealed that she saved her National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) money to purchase a car.

She proudly showcased her new vehicle in a TikTok video which has gone viral, garnering thousands of likes, comments, and shares online.

@mpilond03 shared her story of how she used the funds from NSFAS, which are typically meant to assist with tuition and living expenses, to achieve a goal many would consider extraordinary. In her post, she explained that while many students use the aid to cover basic needs, she was determined to save and put it toward something more long-term—a vehicle that would provide both convenience and independence.

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While taking to her TikTok caption @mpilond03 simply said the following:

"Its possible bafethu."

The beauty is seen in the video grinning proudly while standing next to her brand-new, shining automobile.

She talks about how much sacrifice and hard work went into achieving her objective and how the experience gave her valuable life lessons about financial planning, budgeting, and sacrifice. She is obviously excited and believes that sharing her experience will inspire other youngsters to think creatively and make similar plans for their futures.

Watch the sweet video below:

SA claps for the young woman on her achievement

Many people took to the comments section to applaud the young lady on her huge milestone, while some simply gushed over her brand new car.

Sovereign said:

"Nizosixabanisa nabazali ke manje (“buka ezinye iy’ngane zithenga iy’moto ngo Nsfas."

Naneli wrote:

"Akhekho noyedwa othi congratulations."

Xsxu shared:

"Guys kante nfas ke bo kae? Two years equals to an Audi?"

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To which the young lady responded by saying:

"Don’t do any calculations uzolahleka nawe."

Siv.vy expressed:

"Congrats love, kodwa u Nsfas ungamfaki usqhatha nabazali."

Kei (Pronounced as Kay) shared:

"Congratulations nunus however as a tax & forensics experience expert I have a lot of questions."

Junior Mokoena wrote:

"Maybe we are in the wrong side of nsfas but congratulations my sister."
A young lady shared how she saved her NSFAS money to buy a car.
A young South African woman revealed how she saved NSFAS money to purchase her brand new car. Image: @mpilond03
Source: TikTok

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Johana Mukandila (Human Interest Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za