5 Benefits of a microloan AKA small loan

Sometimes all you really need is a small and quick fix to sort out that financial crisis…

And that’s where a MICROLOAN comes into play.

There are a lot of benefits associated with taking out a microloan and today we’ll be exploring 5 of these benefits:

If you think about it, you are more likely to give a friend 5k if they ask for it rather than give them 500k. True or true?

It’s the same with lenders; they’ll be more likely to approve a small loan than a larger one especially when it’s your first or second time borrowing from them. Small loans tend to be less of a hassle considering plenty of documentation and interviews are not required unlike with a larger loan. Larger loans require a lot of documentation, interviews and a higher level of loan worthiness and therefore are harder to apply for.

One key benefit of a microloan is the ease of being able to pay back with little to no inconvenience.

Now picture this scenario; You take out a microloan that you are dead sure you will be able to pay back and keep this cycle for, say about 7 months. Your credit history is going to be very long and ATTRACTIVE to lenders, won’t it?

Why?

Because you have a LONG history of paying back your loan on time.

This is a great strategy for building your credit score and giving you a packed credit history (Remember, with a clean and extensive credit history you become eligible for LARGER loans). Here are some other ways to boost your credit score.

A commonly spread myth about loans is the assumption tHat eVerY lOan rEquiRes cOllaTerAl. This isn’t true, some loans, especially micro-loans require no collateral.

No one is going to take away your car if you take out a 20k loan. Collateral is mostly required for large loans and has to be of equal or greater value than the loan amount. Microloans can easily be paid back, so collateral tends to not be a requirement. This means that you can easily get that loan to build up your credit score without the feeling of impending doom hovering above you.

Microloans, because of their size, tend to have a standard repayment method. This is because most microloans are installments and have a fixed schedule attached to them. Repayment dates are usually seven days after taking the loan.

If you time it right, you will always be able to repay your loan on time, this means that you can predict the repayment date, take out loans accordingly and have control of your finances. Win-win.

Microloans tend to have a fixed interest rate, there will be no changes to the interest rate even in the case of inflation, so when you take out the loan you can calculate how much your interest will be before the due date. This combined with a predictable repayment schedule can make your loan journey very enjoyable. No surprises there abi?

With much larger loans, the interest rate is dependent on the type and terms of the loan, a fixed-interest loan will keep the interest predictable but a variable loan would be unpredictable as it could rise/fall with inflation/deflation.

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Remember that Irorun offers microloans as small as N5,000 and as large as N50,000.

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