Business Loans UK - the place for business loans
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· Purchase of new machinery or vehicles
· Refurbishment of store/offices/business premises
· Finance to help with current business cash flow problems
· Expansion – purchase of new business premises or extensions
of current business premises.
· Purchase of new office equipment (such as computers) and furniture
· Promotional material and advertising to attract new customers.
Business Loans:
Whatever the reason for your business requiring extra finance, a business loan could be what you have been looking for. Business loans are available in various amounts and in a variety of terms depending on which lender you borrow from. Most business loans are available from £1,000 to £500,000 often at terms ranging from one to twenty five years (however this does vary between lenders). Business loans are available in two main options, fixed rate and variable rate. Fixed rate means your interest rate stays the same (is fixed) throughout the duration of the loan term and hence your monthly repayments will always be the same amount. A variable rate business loan, as its name suggests has a rate of interest that varies, and may rise or fall in line with the Bank of England’s base rate. Hence if interest rates rise, you will be charged a higher rate of interest and if interest rates fall you will be charged a lower rate of interest. Hence your monthly repayment amount may vary according to current interest rates.
Business loans are available as secured or unsecured. A secured business loan requires you to put up some form of collateral against the loan (usually your home or some other high valued possession, even your business itself may serve as collateral for a secured business loan) which reassures the lender that they will receive their money back one way or another either by full repayment of the loan or by repossession of the collateral to regain their loss. In the event that you are unable to make your repayments and the loan defaults, the lender can repossess your home (or whatever high valued possession which serves as collateral) and sell it to recover their money. Because a secured loan offers the lender reassurance that they will receive their money back, most lenders offer lower interest rates on secured business loans than for unsecured and you are usually able to borrow a larger amount of money of your business loan is secured. An unsecured business loan does not require the borrower to secure the loan against any collateral hence there is more risk involved for the lender when agreeing to an unsecured loan. Because of this unsecured business loans usually have a higher rate of interest than secured business loans and the amount of money you can borrow is considerably less.
When taking out any kind of business loan, the lender may require to view your business plan. A lender’s main concern is that your business has and will continue to have the ability to repay the loan and in the case of secured loans, that your business/collateral is worth enough to cover the amount of the loan should you default. A good business plan should aim to highlight how you plan to repay the money you have borrowed and minimise the amount of risk involved for the lender.
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