This is too good to be true. T bill rate is hovering around 13%. And you are lending at 10%? This doesn't make economic logic.
This is too good to be true. T bill rate is hovering around 13%. And you are lending at 10%? This doesn't make economic logic.
Nad 8 years ago
It seems you have to make a deposit in USD or cedis before you get the loan. The article talks about "not losing their hard earn money" If that's the case, the economic logic or sense in this deal is the deposit that the bank ... read full comment
It seems you have to make a deposit in USD or cedis before you get the loan. The article talks about "not losing their hard earn money" If that's the case, the economic logic or sense in this deal is the deposit that the bank will have for business.
Joe Abass 8 years ago
The article is not clear enough for my understanding
can you get the loan if don't deposit any foreign currency?
help me out.
The article is not clear enough for my understanding
can you get the loan if don't deposit any foreign currency?
help me out.
This is too good to be true. T bill rate is hovering around 13%. And you are lending at 10%? This doesn't make economic logic.
It seems you have to make a deposit in USD or cedis before you get the loan. The article talks about "not losing their hard earn money" If that's the case, the economic logic or sense in this deal is the deposit that the bank ...
read full comment
The article is not clear enough for my understanding
can you get the loan if don't deposit any foreign currency?
help me out.