Funds to expand my beauty and fashion business

Elizabeth

Accra, Ghana

100% repaid

Entrepreneur

Name

Elizabeth

Member since

June 2015

On-time repayments

201 installments  •  55%

About Me

My name is Elizabeth Okai. I am 18 years of age. I am a Ghanaian and I live in Madina. I attended St. Peter's Mission School for my junior high education and Methodist Girls for my secondary school education.

After school, I decided to venture into business to be able to sponsor my tertiary education. My mother is a petty trader, so things are not rosy at home. I often help her in her trade. I thought of establishing my own business to lift the burden off my parents and create a better future for myself.

Ghana is a very peaceful country with fertile land. Agriculture is a very prosperous business here. My hobbies are listening to music and reading.

My Business

I deal in buying and reselling cosmetics, shoes, bags and jewellery. There are lots of ladies and women who fancy the goods I sell. I chose this kind of business because it's a business that sells out quickly. Sometimes one person can buy three to four different items at one time. I use about $100 to get my goods and I get back a 50% profit, which is $50. I save my profits for school in a bank, then I use the rest to continue my business.

Loan Proposal

I will use this loan to purchase goods to expand my beauty and fashion business. I will buy bags for $100 ,$100 to buy jewelry, $100 to buy shoes, $100 to buy purses ,$183 to buy beauty products for acne.
Reinvesting in this business will give me the opportunity to continue with my schooling and pay a worker I employed to help in the delivery of the goods to customers whilst i'm in class.
I hope for my profit to increase by at least 50%.

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About Me

My name is Elizabeth Okai. I am 22 years of age. I am a Ghanaian and i live in Madina. I attended st.peters mission school for my junior high education and methodist girls for my secondary school education. After school i decided to venture into business to be able to sponsor my tertiary education. My mother is a trader so things are not rosy at home. I often help her in her trade. I thought of establishing my own business to lift the burden off my parents and create a better future for myself.
Ghana is a very peaceful country and fertile land. Agriculture is a very prosperous business here. My hobby is listening to music and reading.

My Business

I deal in buying and reselling of cosmetics,shoes,bags and jewellery. There are lots a ladies and women who fancy the goods i sell. I chose this kind of business because its a business that sells out quickly. Sometimes one person can buy three to four different items one time. I use about $100 to get my goods and I get back a 50% profit which is $50.
I save my profits for school in a bank then i use the rest to continue my business.

Loan Proposal

I will use this loan to purchase goods to expand my beauty and fashion business. I will buy bags for $100 ,$100 to buy jewelry, $100 to buy shoes, $100 to buy purses ,$183 to buy beauty products for acne.
Reinvesting in this business will give me the opportunity to continue with my schooling and pay a worker I employed to help in the delivery of the goods to customers whilst i'm in class.
I hope for my profit to increase by at least 50%.

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$103.00

Date disbursed

Mar 24, 2018

Repayment status

On Time

Projected term

2 months

Lenders

Jeanette

Fort Worth, Texas, United States

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Summary

Amount repaid

$102.88

Amount remaining

$0.00

Date repaid

Jul 6, 2018

Status

Fully repaid

Repayment History

Expected Payments Actual Payments
Apr 6, 2018 $15.69 Apr 6, 2018 $15.69
Apr 13, 2018 $15.69 May 4, 2018 $15.69
Apr 20, 2018 $15.69 May 4, 2018 $15.69
Apr 27, 2018 $0.00
May 4, 2018 $0.00
May 11, 2018 $6.72 May 11, 2018 $6.72
May 18, 2018 $6.72 May 18, 2018 $6.72
May 25, 2018 $6.72 Jun 8, 2018 $6.72
Jun 1, 2018 $6.72 Jun 8, 2018 $6.72
Jun 8, 2018 $6.72 Jun 22, 2018 $6.72
Jun 15, 2018 $15.69 Jun 28, 2018 $6.72
Jul 6, 2018 $8.97
Jun 22, 2018 $6.50 Jul 6, 2018 $6.50

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