re:Interest free loan for CA students - Printable Version +- Accountancy Forum (https://www.accountancy.com.pk/forum) +-- Forum: The Profession (https://www.accountancy.com.pk/forum/forum-the-profession) +--- Forum: Students (https://www.accountancy.com.pk/forum/forum-students) +--- Thread: re:Interest free loan for CA students (/thread-re-interest-free-loan-for-ca-students) |
re:Interest free loan for CA students - niceguymac - 09-22-2006 A CA student wants to obtain interest free loan for pursuing CA study. Can anybody helps in this matter? Plz Plz it is very urgent. He is a trainee student and requires loan to take admission ia a RAET.Plz help in this matter I only need 15, 000/- rupees per six months. I shall be very thankful if anybody advise in this context. I dreamt to become a Chartered Accontant but in need of loan. If anybody knows of any NGO plz tell. I contacted Bait ul mall and Akhuwat but receive no response. - derivativetrader - 09-23-2006 <blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Tahoma, Arial" id="quote">quote<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by niceguymac</i> <br />A CA student wants to obtain interest free loan for pursuing CA study. Can anybody helps in this matter? Plz Plz it is very urgent. He is a trainee student and requires loan to take admission ia a RAET.Plz help in this matter. <hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></font id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"> How much are you looking to borrow, the tenure and whether is it going to be secured or un-secured loan? - Schuaeb - 09-23-2006 Niceguy ICAP's loan is not to be got easily, and I have not heard of a single example. This perhaps is an unsecured loan which is to be returned upon qualifying or when you leave the profession - Business_Maker - 09-25-2006 Hi niceguy as far as i know the fees of Trainee student and other academic expenses is borne by the firm but im not 100% sure..... - Sunny84 - 09-25-2006 i've also heard about the same. It should be borne by the firm. - Sunny84 - 09-25-2006 if they don't pay us enough, they should at least bear our study expenses. - Schuaeb - 09-26-2006 Business maker you are totally mistaken. CA firms do not bear any of student's academic expense. ICAP's policy in this regard is that a firm has to reimburse 50% of the amount a trainee incurs for buying module E and F syllabi books. As I'm doing articles so its confirmed no such thing is there. A firm just pays the stipend that is only Rs. 3,200-. Additionally, a traineeâs income is in the form of what he gets us daily allowance from clients. |