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Longer Term Business Loans in a Sortening Market


Longer Term Business Loans in a Sortening Market

The business loan market is changing and changing quickly with Unsecured Lenders becoming nervous of the current economic market.

Lenders have to lend to make money themselves, it’s their working model, but with political unrest in the UK they are quietly making changes, and let’s be honest, currently SMEs are not exactly been supported to prosper. In fact the opposite is true, and it’s for this reason that Lenders are still providing business loans, but over a shorter term period so the funds are paid back sooner, resulting in the outstanding balance being more speedily reduced due to the shorter term and higher monthly payments.

The problem with this solution is; that SME's who need the capital simply cannot afford the much higher monthly contractual repayment. Resulting in more financial distress very quickly into the new loan.

At long last, good news for SME's

A privately backed Lender can now offer a long term business loan up to 84 months secured on property;

  • Secured Loans to Business against Residential or Commercial Properties
  • Available to Established Businesses and Start-Ups
  • No business plans needed
  • Verbal acceptance at initial telephone conversation
  • Written Credit Backed Decisions within 24 hours
  • Flexible Early Settlements providing options to suit business cashflow

If your business needs a cash boost to invest into future growth, or to pay past debts, then call us for an instant verbal decision plus a credit backed written offer within 24 hours.


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