Comments on: Micro-financing in the Philippines: Ur Van Ur Business

By: ricky calzado

ricky calzado — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 08:22:57 +0000

dear pinoymoneytalk guys, thanks for the reply , its been almost 4 years since i posted my msg here, thank you for the reply, sorry if i wasnt able to get back in the discussion emmidiately ,life has been hard for me. too many things going on,but im happy,and i learned a lot from this site, i was able to start a small business (buy and sell) and i thank you for it. now im still working my way to have a computer shop,(still working as a call center guy) uhhhm ,i hope you can email me more business options not requiring me to have a hundred thousand to start with,i have a lot of ideas but i just dont know how to make a business plan.pls help

By: ash

ash — Sun, 23 Aug 2009 07:43:16 +0000

hi… i work as a real estate consultant for 2 months. am i able to have a loan? like ricky i like to start a business. i have 2 kids to feed and my husband have a heart disease so that he cant apply. so i like to start a computer shop so that it can help us provide for our daily needs… please help and God bless

By: renz martin gesmundo

renz martin gesmundo — Sat, 04 Oct 2008 00:04:01 +0000

hi. i am a leader of one school org in one of the university in the metro manila and i wonder if somebody from this site is willing to give an informational seminar about micro financing to be addresed to ny fellow students who are taking up finance… hope someone can return my email with a positive consideration…

By: pinoymoneytalk

pinoymoneytalk — Sat, 23 Dec 2006 21:49:19 +0000

Hi ricky, you can approach any local bank to inquire whether you can be eligible for a loan.

If you are a Pag-ibig member, you can also avail of their loan program but you need to have already paid several months of contributions to be able to do so. Just ask Pag-ibig for more details.

If you will be using the loan to put up a small or medium-size business, the Department of Trade and Industry may be able to help. They can help you avail low-interest loans from government financial institutions. You can find more details of what they offer in the http://www.dti.gov.ph website.

Hope that helps, ricky. Good luck and may you and your family find prosperity next year. Merry Christmas!

By: ricky calzado

ricky calzado — Fri, 22 Dec 2006 05:25:43 +0000

would i qualify to have a loan? im working now for a call certain company.im not earning enough for my family.id like to ask for a loan for them to start a business.we live in a squaters area,i just got lucky to have this job.my mobile # is 09156224217.pls give me a feedback.