BPI Ka-Negosyo: When stretching a business isn’t a stretch | Inquirer Business

BPI Ka-Negosyo: When stretching a business isn’t a stretch

/ 01:47 AM February 29, 2012

MANILA, Philippines—What’s next?  This is the question most business owners ask themselves once they’ve weathered their initial years of business. While owners keep their businesses the way they are, others take the next step.

When a new business has lasted and endured long enough to be stable, it only means that it is ready to expand and prosper further. But just like starting out, expanding can be tricky and unpredictable.

This is why BPI Ka-Negosyo dedicates itself to helping business owners achieve their goals, but more importantly, in the easiest way possible, which is what its loan packages are designed to do.

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Depending on what a specific business needs, each loan can be carefully customized. Term loans can be matched according to business and cash flow, whether it’s about expansion, refinancing or just purchasing new equipment. With check-accessed credit lines (checking accounts with credit lines), you have ready cash funds whenever you need it.

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Also, franchising loans are specially designed for businesses, making payments light because for the first six months, interest is the only thing that is required to be paid for. Principal + interest payments begin on the seventh month. This frees up the cash flow during the first critical months of a franchise, making it easy for entrepreneurs to handle startup costs.

Customizable solutions for ease of expansion—this is how BPI Ka-Negosyo stretches to make your business stretch.

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Learn more and apply for loan today! Visit www.kanegosyo.com.ph now.   (Advt)

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