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Business Loans

Flexible business loans for diverse financial needs. Confidently launch a new venture, expand your business, establish a healthy cash flow amidst fluctuations, avoid late VAT payments during challenging times, and more.

→Unsecured Loans
→Secured Loans
→Merchant Cash Advance
→HMRC Funding

Secured Loan (Property)

Flexible secured business loans for refinancing or giving you additional cash flow into the business.

→Bridging Finance
→RCF (Revolving Credit Facility)
→Development Funding

Asset Finance

Asset finance is a flexible financial solution for businesses looking to acquire equipment, vehicles, plant, and technology.

With terms ranging from 12 months to 5 years, it eases cash flow by allowing for manageable repayments. Moreover, existing assets can be refinanced, freeing up essential cash for immediate needs.

Working Capital Loans

Business finance solutions that serve as flexible sources of working capital to help businesses grow, acquire, or stabilise cash flow.

→ABL (Asset-Based Lending)
→Invoice Finance
→Supplier Finance (Supply Chain Finance)
→Trade Finance

Preparing for Finance

Position your business so you can get access to better business loan terms.

→Credit Repair
→PG Insurance (Personal Guarantee Insurance)
→Credit Insurance

Frequently Asked Questions

1Can anyone get business loans in the UK?
Business loans in the UK are accessible to eligible individuals and businesses, contingent on meeting the lender's criteria.
2What is the best financing option for a business?
The optimal financing option for a business depends on its specific needs, with common choices including asset finance, unsecured loans, secured loans, bridging finance, and the like.
3What is asset financing UK?
Asset financing in the UK involves utilising business assets as collateral to secure funding, often for acquiring equipment or machinery.
4How does bridging finance work?
Bridging finance in the UK provides short-term funding to bridge gaps in financing, allowing time to refinance or sale.
5What is the difference between secured and unsecured loans?
Secured loans require collateral, while unsecured loans do not. It is common for the former to offer more favourable business loan terms.
6Is an unsecured loan good or bad?
The assessment of whether an unsecured loan is advantageous or not depends on the business’s needs.