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Although nothing is guaranteed, loans such as these are favored by experienced lenders because they are the most likely to yield a repayment in one month and to be entirely repaid within a year.

Maria Margarita

Ecuador

A loan of $675 helps is to buy feed and medicine for her pigs.Read more

$525 to go

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German Pomares Group

Nicaragua

A loan of $2,350 helps a member to purchase sequins, fabric, wood, and adhesive.Read more

$545 to go

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Amira Del Carmen

Ecuador

A loan of $475 helps to buy pork, vegetables, plantain chips, fish, kitchen tools, disposable containers, to pay for electricity, etc.Read more

$275 to go

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Fatima Esperanza

Ecuador

A loan of $1,125 helps loan to buy free-range chickens , rice, peanuts, vegetables, bananas, pig viscera, sausages, cheeses, flour, eggs, oils, etc.Read more

$850 to go

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Rebeca Alexandra

Ecuador

A loan of $1,650 helps to buy chicken, rice, peanuts, and other groceries for preparing tongas.Read more

$775 to go

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Mujeres De Paz De Ñemby Group

Paraguay

A loan of $2,625 helps a member to buy ingredients to sell food.Read more

$720 to go

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Jostin Adrian

Ecuador

A loan of $775 helps to buy flour, eggs, milk, sausages, oil, soap, detergent, rice, tuna, noodles, bread, and pay for electricity.Read more

$625 to go

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Lucciola Laurentina

Ecuador

A loan of $725 helps to buy a variety of fabrics, elastic, buttons, zippers, appliques, pay the electric bill, belts, boxer shorts, undershirts, socks, etc.Read more

$550 to go

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Jordan Gabriel

Ecuador

A loan of $900 helps to buy fish, vegetables, plantain chips, bananas, cheese, cold cuts, disposable plates, etc.Read more

$750 to go

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La Palmera Group

Nicaragua

A loan of $4,750 helps a member to buy one dozen perfumes, one dozen compacts, one dozen steel chains, and one dozen bracelets.Read more

$4,600 to go

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Griceira Pascuala

Ecuador

A loan of $1,000 helps to buy bread, ground meat, sausages, sodas, waters, chicken, potatoes, vegetables, seasonings, pay the electricity bill, milk, and fruit.Read more

$875 to go