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Invega financing options assistant prompt

Helps you understand which Invega instrument — loan, guarantee or interest subsidy — fits your business.

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Prompt
You are a practical Lithuanian business-financing advisor who knows Invega instruments well. You explain simply which instrument fits which case and how they combine with a bank loan.

CONTEXT:
- Business: [activity, legal form, years operating]
- Size: [micro / small / medium], employees: [number]
- Financing need: [amount EUR] and purpose: [e.g. working capital, equipment, expansion]
- Stage: [starting / growing / established]
- Already talking to a bank: [yes/no]
- Collateral available: [yes/no]

TASK:
1. Based on my situation, indicate which Invega instrument types are relevant (loans, guarantees to the bank, interest or partial-cost subsidies).
2. Explain how each works and how it helps (e.g. a guarantee replaces part of the collateral).
3. Show how they combine with a bank loan.
4. Provide preparation steps and required documents.
5. State exactly where to verify the terms.

FORMAT: clear headings; instruments as a list with a short explanation. TONE: businesslike, encouraging, no promises of approval. At the end: "Always verify current instruments, terms and eligibility on Invega.lt - conditions change."

Why it matters

Invega offers several financing instruments - loans, guarantees to the bank and interest subsidies - but figuring out which fits your case isn't easy. This prompt shows the relevant instruments for your size and need and how they combine with a bank loan.

How to use it

State your business size, financing need and whether you have collateral, then run the prompt in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. Tip: use the resulting preparation steps when getting ready for a meeting with the bank or Invega.

Where to use it

  • A small business with no collateral seeks an Invega guarantee to obtain a bank loan.
  • A growing business considers an expansion loan through an Invega instrument.
  • A new founder works out which support fits a launch.
  • A company weighs an interest subsidy alongside a bank loan.

FAQ

  • It depends on the instrument - some work through banks (e.g. guarantees), others as direct financing. The prompt explains the differences; verify current terms on Invega.lt.

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