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 Where
would a
business be
without
funding? And
with so many
different
avenues to
explore
which ones
are right
for your
business and
which are
definitely
not? We can
help you
decide...
Businesses
need funding
for a
variety of
reasons.
They may be
seeking to
have start
up money, or
buy
equipment,
or a new
premises, or
a rival
business, or
to
restructure
their
borrowing,
or even to
help bridge
a trading
cash
shortfall.
Whatever the
reason you
need funding
you must
make sure it
is right for
your
business.
Getting hold
of the money
you need is
one thing,
but not at
any cost.
Our
experience
in raising
finance
helps you in
2 ways...
firstly we
know where
it is
available
and for
what,
secondly we
know what
the funder
needs to see
to let you
have it...
So how many
types of
funding are
there? Well
the answer
is a lot.
The best
funding you
can have is
grants where
you have no
repayment to
make, of
course you
have to be
eligible for
them and may
have to
contribute
up to 70%
yourself. We
will review
your needs
and explain
just what
grants you
can apply
for. We help
you through
the process
from start
to finish.
As for other
sources,
here are the
most common:
- Personal monies
- Profits
- External investors e.g. individuals,
'business angels', venture capitalists
- Bank loans, overdrafts & mortgages
- Operating leases
- Finance leases
- Sale & leaseback of assets
- Invoice discounting
- Credit cards
- Enterprise
Finance Guarantee Scheme (new in 2009)
There are
people
lending and
investing
even in
today's
difficult
climate, you
just need to
know where
to look and
how to sell
them your
story...
We have
experience
of raising
anything up
to £750,000
but have
most
commonly
helped
businesses
to raise
between
£1,000 and
£50,000. The
cash has
been very
important to
them, but
equally the
support and
advice we
have given
them along
the way has
been vital
to their
success.
So call us
TODAY for a
FREE no
obligation
chat over a
coffee
and see how
we can
identify
your funding
needs, and
just how we
can get
those funds
into your
business.
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