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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 Belen

Ecuador

A loan of $400 helps to purchase pants, shirts, blouses, and a greater variety of children's clothes.Read more

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Estrella Migdalia

Ecuador

A loan of $575 helps to buy a variety of fabrics and threads, pay for electricity, do maintenance on the sewing machines, etc.Read more

$200 to go

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Bismer Sandro

Ecuador

A loan of $1,500 helps to buy wood, paints, and tools that he needs to do his job.Read more

$825 to go

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Ruth Marlene

Ecuador

A loan of $1,625 helps to buy perfumes, shampoo, costume jewelry, make-up, pens, paper, clothing, and sandals.Read more

$350 to go

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Inmaculada Concepcion Group

Guatemala

A loan of $5,650 helps a member to buy raw materials sand, cement and clay at the wholesale level.Read more

$825 to go

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Cristopher Ernesto

Ecuador

A loan of $1,300 helps to purchase a great variety of fish, shrimp, squid, octopus, packaging bags, and to pay the electric bill.Read more

$400 to go

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Carlos Alejandro

Ecuador

A loan of $1,750 helps to buy jugs of water.Read more

$1,500 to go

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Asuncion Del Carmen

Ecuador

A loan of $1,500 helps to buy food supplies to prepare lunches for sale, and natural straw shawls, dyes, paintbrushes, etc.Read more

$1,225 to go

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Guadalupe Monserrate

Ecuador

A loan of $2,150 helps to purchase barbasco [a type of plant] by the quintal and pay for transportation.Read more

$1,600 to go

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Margarita Del Rocio

Ecuador

A loan of $1,100 helps to purchase makeup, perfume, necklaces, rings, bracelets, shampoo, deodorant, soap, and t-shirts.Read more

$475 to go

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Gabriela Montserrat

Ecuador

A loan of $1,625 helps to purchase meat, chicken, rice, sugar, deodorant, pay electric bills, recharges for the transactions, internet bills, etc.Read more

$1,000 to go

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Amy Nagely

Ecuador

A loan of $1,300 helps to purchase makeup, perfume, necklaces, rings, bracelets, shampoo, deodorant, soap, and t-shirts.Read more

$725 to go

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Nancy Judith

Ecuador

A loan of $2,150 helps to purchase ice cream, makeup, perfumes, jewelry, soap, facial treatments, bracelets, and rings, and to pay the electric bill.Read more

$1,575 to go