Need Funding for your business but don’t know where to start?
Raising funds to fund your project or capitalise on a growth opportunity can be intimidating. Let us help you select the perfect choice for you.
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A business loan can help you establish or grow your company, but it’s crucial to understand what option is best for you. We are always happy to discuss your individual circumstances however we specialise in businesses that:
- Have a minimum debt requirement of £10,000
- Have been trading for at least 18 months
- That aren’t looking to sell shares in the company to raise finance
- Have done forecasts and financial planning
- Are looking to sell their business for no more than £5M
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Rates may vary based on your individual circumstances. This calculator is for the purpose of illustrating unregulated loans only and is based on an interest rate of 13.50%. Please note all figures are an estimation.
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Access to Finance - The Basics
Let’s look at financing options available to organisations of various sizes, whether you’re just getting started or need a boost to get to the next level.
Personal Investment
This is the simplest source of finance for your business. Always stick to a budget and only invest what you can afford to lose.
Business Loans
Many alternative lenders have launched in recent years with debt services targeted exclusively for small business owners. These are a great option if you have been turned down by a high street bank.
Business Grants
A valuable resource when it comes to investing in your business, so look online and contact your local growth hub for more information. Grants are not usually available to businesses that have been trading for less than 6 months.
Friends and Family
You can use a little help from friends, but make sure you properly discuss the transaction so that both parties are on the same page and always have a written agreement.
Start-Up Loans
If you're having trouble getting a loan through a bank, there are government-backed organisations that can help you get access to these alternative funding sources.
Crowdfunding
A terrific method to use to help you grow or attract money for your idea. However, this is a lengthy process, so expect to answer a lot of questions, and most platforms will require you to return all of the pledged money if you do not meet your funding target.
