£2500 loan.

entrepreneur1

Where can I get a small loan of £2500 repayable in 3 months and with low interest rates?

19lottie82

What's your credit history like?
Current salary?
Any existing debt?

What's it for? A credit card sounds
I've a good option.

foxy-stoat

entrepreneur1 wrote: »

Where can I get a small loan of £2500 repayable in 3 months and with low interest rates?

Look at the loan calculators on many lenders websites, under £7K and the interest jumps up a fair bit.

If you are intending on making payments of £833 plus the interest, then I would suggest you save this amount and by 11th May you will have your £2500.

dealer_wins

What you need is an overdraft. Or possibly a credit card.

Herzlos

entrepreneur1 wrote: »

Where can I get a small loan of £2500 repayable in 3 months and with low interest rates?

Is it for a "sound" investment?

Mahsroh

Given the relative low value and repayment period an interest free credit card would be a better option in my opinion.

Really depends on your individual circumstances though.

entrepreneur1

Herzlos wrote: »

Is it for a "sound" investment?

Yes. I am a farmer engaged ın contract farmıng. Thıs ıs a kınd of farmıng where farmers enter ınto agreements / contract wıth buyers before the harvest. Buyers commıt to purchase farm products when the harvest ıs due. The plantıng season ıs due and the contract ıs ın place. I wanted the loan to purchase more seeds. Thıs wıll ıncrease the harvest and help meet the ever ıncreasıng and unsatısfıed demand for these farm products. It ıs therefore a vıable ınvestment wıth good returns.

Stevie_Palimo

Is there an echo in here ????

Stevie_Palimo

Is there an echo in here ????....

Stevie_Palimo

Try a credit union and stretch it over a longer period of time

Herzlos

entrepreneur1 wrote: »

Yes. I am a farmer engaged ın contract farmıng. Thıs ıs a kınd of farmıng where farmers enter ınto agreements / contract wıth buyers before the harvest. Buyers commıt to purchase farm products when the harvest ıs due. The plantıng season ıs due and the contract ıs ın place. I wanted the loan to purchase more seeds. Thıs wıll ıncrease the harvest and help meet the ever ıncreasıng and unsatısfıed demand for these farm products. It ıs therefore a vıable ınvestment wıth good returns.

I take it you can't get credit from the seed supplier?
Have you tried asking at the Farmers union or your bank? If you've got a real proposal (which makes a change, it's usually someone wanting to buy into some scheme or scam) then they should be happy to help out somehow.