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Anong mga Loan ang Puwedeng Makuha sa Local Government sa Pilipinas?

Antipolo Magazine 2020 Sa panahon ng kagipitan o kapag gusto mong magsimula ng maliit na negosyo, hindi mo na kailangang lumapit agad sa bangko o online lending apps. Alam mo ba na may mga loan programs ang lokal na pamahalaan (LGU) na makakatulong sa'yo? Layunin ng mga programang ito na matulungan ang mga Pilipino lalo na sa mga mahihirap na komunidad. Narito ang ilan sa mga loan o pautang na puwedeng makuha mula sa iyong lokal na pamahalaan: ____________________ Livelihood Assistance Program (LAP) • Iniaalok sa mga low-income individuals na gustong magsimula ng maliit na negosyo. • Mababang interest rate o minsan ay zero interest. • Kadalasang ibinibigay sa pamamagitan ng DSWD at lokal na DSWD offices. • Requirements: Barangay certificate, business proposal, valid ID. ____________________ Pangkabuhayan Loan Program ng LGU • Direct assistance mula sa City/Municipal Government para sa mga micro-entrepreneurs. • Target: Vendors, farmers, fisherfolk, sari-sari store owners • May kasa...

Saan Puwedeng Mag‑Loan ang Isang Ordinaryong Pilipino? Mga Legit na Opsyon sa 2025

Antipolo Magazine 2020


Kahit gaano ka‑sipag, dumarating pa rin ang panahong kakailanganin natin ng dagdag‑puhunan o emergency fund. Ang tanong: "saan" ba maaasahang manghiram ng pera ang isang karaniwang Pilipino nang ligtas, mabilis, at makatarungan ang tubo? Narito ang pinakamahuhusay na opsyon ngayong 2025.




1 | Government Salary Loans


SSS Salary Loan

Sino ang puwede? Empleyadong may hindi bababa sa 36 posted contributions, with at least 6 posts sa huling 12 buwan.


Loanable amount: hanggang 2× average monthly salary credit (AMSC).
Bakit maganda? Mababang interes (10% p.a.), automatic salary deduction, 24‑month term.


Pag‑IBIG Multi‑Purpose Loan (MPL)

Sino ang puwede? Miyembro na may 24 na hulog.
Loanable amount: hanggang 80% ng total savings.
Bakit maganda? Mas mahabang term (36–48 months) at maaari pa ring mag‑apply kahit self‑employed basta updated ang hulog.


Tip: Online na ang application portals ng SSS at Pag‑IBIG—hindi na kailangan ng mahabang pila!



2 | Personal Loans sa Bangko


Top choices: BPI, BDO, Metrobank, RCBC, at Security Bank.
Loanable amount: ₱20 000 – ₱2 million depende sa credit score at sahod.
Processing time: 3–7 working days kapag kumpleto ang requirements.
Pros: Malaking pondo, competitive ang interes (1.2–1.6 %/month).
Cons: Mas mahigpit ang credit checking—kailangan ng stable income at ID na may address.



3 | Credit Cooperatives at Community Multi‑Purpose Co‑ops


Kung mas gusto mo ang hometown feel, mag‑inquire sa:

National Confederation of Cooperatives (NATCCO) affiliates
MCC at MMDA Employees Coop
  Lower interest (0.8–1%/month), flexible terms, at parte ka pa ng dividends bilang miyembro.



4 | Microfinance Institutions (MFIs)


CARD MRI, ASA Philippines, at TSPI — kilalang SEC‑registered MFIs.
Target nila ang maliliit na negosyong sari‑sari, tricycle, at online sellers.
Puwede kang magsimula sa ₱5 000 – ₱150 000; may group security na nagbababa ng risk, kaya mas mababa ang interes kaysa 5‑6.



5 | SEC‑Registered Online Lending Apps


Warning: I‑download lang ang apps na nasa official list ng SEC. I‑check sa [https://www.sec.gov.ph](https://www.sec.gov.ph) bago mag‑install.


Tala, JuanHand, Cashalo – mabilis (as fast as 15 minutes) basta may valid ID at active e‑wallet/bank.
Pros: 100% online, walang collateral.
Cons: Short term (7–90 days), mas mataas ang service fee kung late mag‑bayad.



6 | Pawnshop Micro‑Loans


Palawan Pawnshop Pera Express Padala, Cebuana Lhuillier Micro‑Savings.
Accepts jewelry or gadget as collateral o pure cash loan sa ilang branches.
Mabilis (15–30 min) at bukas kahit weekends, pero siguraduhing kaya mong tubusin ang sangla.



7 | Peer‑to‑Peer & Buy‑Now‑Pay‑Later (BNPL) Platforms


SeedIn (business loans) at BillEase/Home Credit (consumer BNPL).
Maganda para sa gadgets o appliances, pero ingat sa multiple BNPL na sabay‑sabay—madaling sumabog ang monthly dues.



Paano Pumili ng Tamang Loan


1. Kalkulahin ang “ability‑to‑pay.” Target na ≤ 30 % lang ng net income ang mapunta sa utang.

2. I‑check ang APR, hindi lang monthly rate. Baka maliit sa papel pero malaki sa katotohanan.

3. Tingnan ang mga hidden fee: processing, insurance, late‑payment.

4. Basahin ang fine print—lalo na sa online apps.

5. Build credit history. Laging mag‑bayad nang maaga para mas mataas ang chance sa mas malaking loan sa susunod.





Konklusyon;


Maraming legit at abot‑kayang loan sources para sa ordinaryong Pilipino—mula gobyerno hanggang online apps. Ang susi ay due diligence: suriin ang interes, term, at reputasyon ng nagpapautang bago pumirma. Kaya’t bago ka mag‑loan, tanungin ang sarili: “May malinaw ba akong plano kung paano ito babayaran?” Kung oo, go for it—pero kung hindi, baka kailangan mo munang mag‑ipon.


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