
How Do Director’s Loans Work?
If you own your own limited company, you might be wondering whether you can borrow money from your business. One way to do this is through a director’s loan. A […] more»
If you own your own limited company, you might be wondering whether you can borrow money from your business. One way to do this is through a director’s loan. A […] more»
PMT is an important function in finance, especially when it comes to calculating the payments for loans. No matter what type of business you work within, you might hear the […] more»
In our ongoing bid to demystify finance and business for new entrepreneurs out there, we are adding this explanatory article on the term ‘principal’ and its meaning in finance to […] more»
As government figures reveal that lending through the Bank Referral Scheme tripled in 2018, small business owners who received finance discuss their experiences. more»
Almost every small business owner needs to borrow at one time or another. However, banks are reluctant to agree businesses loans without a track record. So, are there any advantages to borrowing as an individual instead? more»
A new online finance finder for small business owners has been launched today, providing interactive tools for entrepreneurs seeking investment. The online information hub, launched by the government-backed British Business […] more»
NatWest's Esme Loans service an automated platform providing unsecured business loans of up to 150, 000 was piloted in 2017 as part of the bank's fintech push. more»
You may be in need of some short-term finance to support a property purchase, in which case, have you ever thought about a bridging loan? Business Advice expert Rob Drury explains what this kind of loan is and how it might help your business move to new premises. more»
Frustrated with your local growth prospects? New research could help map your next move, revealing Britain's best business hubs and the funding options available to small business owners. more»
New research has found that a 0.25 per cent hike in interest rates to 0.75 per cent would cost small UK business owners another 355m in interest payments in the first year alone. more»