Cash-flow loans: finding the size of the gap
A cash-flow loan may help bridge the time between spending and receiving income. Before applying, identify whether the gap is temporary, seasonal or caused…
Practical reading to help you compare funding, understand costs and prepare your next step.
A cash-flow loan may help bridge the time between spending and receiving income. Before applying, identify whether the gap is temporary, seasonal or caused…
A construction loan can support equipment, expansion or working capital, but borrowing should reflect the payment cycle of the business’s actual projects.
Spreading borrowing over several years can reduce each instalment, but the longer period may increase the total cost. The right term depends on the…
Refurbishing business premises can improve capacity or customer experience, but the project may reduce income before it generates any benefit. Funding needs to cover…
Stock funding can help a business buy inventory before sales proceeds arrive. Its suitability depends on the goods, turnover speed and how reliably the…
Buying a franchise involves more than paying the initial fee. Fit-out, stock, training, staffing and early trading losses can all affect the amount required.
Waste businesses may need funding for vehicles, processing equipment and site improvements. The commercial case should cover the whole operation rather than only the…
Short-term borrowing can cover a defined cash gap, but it needs a credible source of repayment. A brief term does not make a loan…
Buying an income-producing property and funding a development are different lending proposals. The intended use, condition of the property and repayment source shape the…
Transport businesses need cash for fuel, drivers, insurance and repairs as well as vehicles. A loan should be assessed against the margin and timing…