“Consortium helped me start a new business”

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She acquired a car through a consortium and thus experienced new adventures, such as participating in a mushroom hunt and starting a new business. This was the case of accountant Josiane Schneider, who for a long time nurtured the desire to have a car, but was hampered by the lack of funds for the investment and the high rates of vehicle financing.

But Josiane's dream became possible after a conversation with her bank afghanistan whatsapp list manager. That's when he told her more about the opportunity to purchase a car through a consortium. The accountant said that, although the vehicle would make her day-to-day life much easier, she was in no rush to buy it. This made the consortium a valid and very interesting option. So, Josiane joined the consortium and, after a year and a half of participation, she won the prize through the bid.

With the vehicle in hand, Josiane put many of her goals into practice: being closer to her family, traveling with friends and even investing in a new business.

Back to the roots and mushroom hunting
Josiane currently lives in Vitória, the capital of Espírito Santo, but is originally from Domingos Martins, in the interior of the state, where her family owns a small rural property. With the car, visiting relatives became easier and more frequent. Along with this, Josiane's desire to be closer to nature and return to live “in the countryside” grew.

“In a conversation with friends about how tired I was with my profession and this desire to return to the countryside, I identified the opportunity to take advantage of the site to invest in new crops. With that, I began to outline new paths for my professional life with a 'plan B' for the future focusing on mushroom planting,” said Josiane.

From that moment on, the accountant began to study about the cultivation of the fungus through online and in-person courses. And, with her car, acquired through the consortium, she went on a “mushroom hunt” in Paraty, Rio de Janeiro.

“We spent 3 days immersed in a trail through the forest, hunting and collecting wild mushrooms in order to identify which ones were edible, after all, only 6% of this type of fungus present on the planet is edible,” explained the consortium member.

With the knowledge acquired from these new experiences, Josiane began growing mushrooms on eucalyptus logs available on the family farm. At the moment, the small production is reserved for consumption by family and friends, but the accountant says that the plan for the future is to expand the business and for it to become her main source of income.

Consortium was the ideal choice
“I see in all of ABAC ’s announcements that the consortium is ideal for those who are not in a hurry and who plan ahead. And I am living proof that knowing the mechanism can help us achieve our goals. I am happy and I recommend the consortium whenever I can,” concludes Josiane Schneider.