Pork supply and ready to eat center

Margaret

Nakuru, Kenya

37% repaid

Entrepreneur

Name

Margaret

Member since

August 2014

On-time repayments

128 installments  •  39%

About Me

I am the last born in a family of four currently residing in Nakuru, Lanet area.

I studied in Loreto high school and went to Nakuru teachers college for my diploma. I graduated in 2011 and opened a small cafe business in Nakuru town. Later on, I got a teaching job at the Lanet Eagle Mount Academy where I am situated to date.

My hobbies include making new friends, eating and swimming. I also love cooking and that is why I want to expand my business. In order to do so I need to move from the shed along the Matatu stage where my cafe is currently located to a place in the town CBD.

My Business

Due to the rising number of cafe owners in town, I am planning to beat the competition by offering quantity and quality food. I plan to deliver food to clients at their place of choice in plastic tins. I sell products such as traditional porridge, mandazi, vegetables, fruits, beef stew and chapatis.

Monthly I earn around $130 from my teaching job, $350 from my cafe less $32 for license fees and $270 for restock, leaving me with a profit of $48. Should I by any chance experience difficulties in repaying my loan due to possible increases in food prices, I will use my teaching salary to repay my loan.

Loan Proposal

i earn an estimate of 130 dollars from my teaching job, 350 dollars from the cafe and pay a license of 32dollars, restock using 270 dollars while i save 48dollars. in case i experience difficulties in repaying my loan maybe due to increase in food prices, i will use my teaching salary to repay my loan however, my last loan has helped me increase my earnings from the case with an estimate amount of 120$ monthly. with the amount of 300$, i will purchase one pig for 93$, woodwork and preparation of the pork butchery will cost an estimate of 116 dollars, since i already have a license, i will not have to pay for another one. however, i will employ a butcher for a salary of 58$. the rest will be used for miscellaneous purposes and other needs that may come up in the process. i hope that you will support me as i seek to achieve financial stability for my family and i.

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About Me

i am the last born in a family of four currently residing in N akuru, lanet area. i studied in loreto high school and went to nakuru teachers college for my diploma. i graduated in 2011 and opened a small cafe business in nakuru town. later, i got a teaching job in lanet eagle mount academy where am situated to date. my hobbies include making new friends, eating and swimming. i also love cooking and that is why i want to expand my business. i want to find a room in the town CBD since am currently located in a shed along the matatu stage.

My Business

due to the rising numbers of cafe owners in town, i plan to match the competition through offering quantity and quality food. i plan to deliver food to clients at their place of choice in plastic tins. i sell foodstuffs such as traditional porridge, mandazi, vegetables, fruits, beef stew and chapatis. in a month, i earn an estimate of 130 dollars from my teaching job, 350 dollars from the cafe and pay a license of 32dollars, restock using 270 dollars while i save 48dollars. in case i experience difficulties in repaying my loan maybe due to increase in food prices, i will use my teaching salary to repay my loan.

Loan Proposal

i earn an estimate of 130 dollars from my teaching job, 350 dollars from the cafe and pay a license of 32dollars, restock using 270 dollars while i save 48dollars. in case i experience difficulties in repaying my loan maybe due to increase in food prices, i will use my teaching salary to repay my loan however, my last loan has helped me increase my earnings from the case with an estimate amount of 120$ monthly. with the amount of 300$, i will purchase one pig for 93$, woodwork and preparation of the pork butchery will cost an estimate of 116 dollars, since i already have a license, i will not have to pay for another one. however, i will employ a butcher for a salary of 58$. the rest will be used for miscellaneous purposes and other needs that may come up in the process. i hope that you will support me as i seek to achieve financial stability for my family and i.

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Loan Info

Project Type

Classic Loan

Disbursed amount

$263.00

Date disbursed

Sep 1, 2016

Repayment status

Late

Projected term

21 months

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Lenders

The Zinc Team

San Francisco, United States

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Summary

Amount repaid

$101.74

Amount remaining

$174.42

Expected completion

Jun 9, 2018

Status

Repaying late

Installment amount

$3.02

Repayment History

Expected Payments Actual Payments
Sep 10, 2016 $3.02 Sep 10, 2016 $3.02
Sep 17, 2016 $3.02 Sep 16, 2016 $3.02
Sep 24, 2016 $3.02 Oct 2, 2016 $3.02
Oct 1, 2016 $3.02 Oct 2, 2016 $3.02
Oct 8, 2016 $3.02 Oct 14, 2016 $3.02
Oct 15, 2016 $3.02 Oct 14, 2016 $3.02
Oct 22, 2016 $3.02 Nov 1, 2016 $3.02
Oct 29, 2016 $3.02 Nov 5, 2016 $3.02
Nov 5, 2016 $3.02 Nov 13, 2016 $3.02
Nov 12, 2016 $3.02 Nov 13, 2016 $3.02
Nov 19, 2016 $3.02 Dec 17, 2016 $3.02
Nov 26, 2016 $3.02 Dec 17, 2016 $3.02
Dec 3, 2016 $3.02 Dec 17, 2016 $3.02
Dec 10, 2016 $3.02 Dec 17, 2016 $3.02
Dec 17, 2016 $3.02 Dec 17, 2016 $3.02
Dec 24, 2016 $3.02 Jan 14, 2017 $3.02
Dec 31, 2016 $3.02 Jan 14, 2017 $3.02
Jan 7, 2017 $3.02 Feb 17, 2017 $3.02
Jan 14, 2017 $3.02 Feb 17, 2017 $3.02
Jan 21, 2017 $3.02 Feb 17, 2017 $3.02
Jan 28, 2017 $3.02 Feb 17, 2017 $3.02
Feb 4, 2017 $3.02 Feb 17, 2017 $3.02
Feb 11, 2017 $3.02 Feb 17, 2017 $3.02
Feb 18, 2017 $3.02 Mar 10, 2017 $3.02
Feb 25, 2017 $3.02 Apr 2, 2017 $3.02
Mar 4, 2017 $3.02 Oct 21, 2018 $3.02
Mar 11, 2017 $3.02 Mar 5, 2019 $1.01
Mar 15, 2019 $2.01
Mar 18, 2017 $3.02 Mar 22, 2019 $2.01
Mar 28, 2019 $1.01
Mar 25, 2017 $3.02 Mar 28, 2019 $1.01
Apr 4, 2019 $2.01
Apr 1, 2017 $3.02 Apr 26, 2019 $2.01
Jul 14, 2019 $1.01
Apr 8, 2017 $3.02 Jul 14, 2019 $1.01
Jul 25, 2019 $2.01
Apr 15, 2017 $3.02 Jul 31, 2019 $2.01
Aug 10, 2019 $1.01
Apr 22, 2017 $3.02 Aug 10, 2019 $1.01
Aug 30, 2019 $2.01
Apr 29, 2017 $3.02 Sep 13, 2019 $2.01
May 6, 2017 $3.02
May 13, 2017 $3.02
May 20, 2017 $3.02
May 27, 2017 $3.02
Jun 3, 2017 $3.02
Jun 10, 2017 $3.02
Jun 17, 2017 $3.02
Jun 24, 2017 $3.02
Jul 1, 2017 $3.02
Jul 8, 2017 $3.02
Jul 15, 2017 $3.02
Jul 22, 2017 $3.02
Jul 29, 2017 $3.02
Aug 5, 2017 $3.02
Aug 12, 2017 $3.02
Aug 19, 2017 $3.02
Aug 26, 2017 $3.02
Sep 2, 2017 $3.02
Sep 9, 2017 $3.02
Sep 16, 2017 $3.02
Sep 23, 2017 $3.02
Sep 30, 2017 $3.02
Oct 7, 2017 $3.02
Oct 14, 2017 $3.02
Oct 21, 2017 $3.02
Oct 28, 2017 $3.02
Nov 4, 2017 $3.02
Nov 11, 2017 $3.02
Nov 18, 2017 $3.02
Nov 25, 2017 $3.02
Dec 2, 2017 $3.02
Dec 9, 2017 $3.02
Dec 16, 2017 $3.02
Dec 23, 2017 $3.02
Dec 30, 2017 $3.02
Jan 6, 2018 $3.02
Jan 13, 2018 $3.02
Jan 20, 2018 $3.02
Jan 27, 2018 $3.02
Feb 3, 2018 $3.02
Feb 10, 2018 $3.02
Feb 17, 2018 $3.02
Feb 24, 2018 $3.02
Mar 3, 2018 $3.02
Mar 10, 2018 $3.02
Mar 17, 2018 $3.02
Mar 24, 2018 $3.02
Mar 31, 2018 $3.02
Apr 7, 2018 $3.02
Apr 14, 2018 $3.02
Apr 21, 2018 $3.02
Apr 28, 2018 $3.02
May 5, 2018 $3.02
May 12, 2018 $3.02
May 19, 2018 $3.02
May 26, 2018 $3.02
Jun 2, 2018 $3.02
Jun 9, 2018 $1.16

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