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Monitoring your cash-flow might not sound like the most interesting aspect of running a business, but trust us when we say it’s probably the most important! It can be easy to get caught up in the more exhilarating tasks – especially when you first start up – like closing sales and perfecting your product, but […]

From the best of Bordeaux to the toast of Tuscany, if you need business capital, a well-stocked wine cellar could be a very viable asset to raise finance against.

When the going is good for your business, business planning for catastrophe is probably at the bottom of your list of priorities. But, it’s estimated that every business hits a crisis, at least once every five years and a large proportion never recover. How would you cope with fires, floods or burglaries, or even more

Are you are looking to expand your business? Have you realised that the cost of renting has become too great? If so you might find that a commercial mortgage can offer you options and business finance you weren’t aware of. Here’s everything you need to know.

Growing your business will require a lot of hard work, plenty of effort and perseverance but just as importantly, knowledge of funding options. Whether or not you choose small business loans or another type of finance, being aware of their potential benefit can make your business growth path smoother and trouble-free. How knowledge of funding can

Over half a million new businesses were registered last year and that figure will only increase this year and the next. Getting your start up finance right can help you succeed quicker, but where should you be looking for small business loans? Self-funding If you have the funds to go it alone, it can be

Finding the finance to buy an established business can be just as complicated as funding an entrepreneurial vision from scratch. It’s likely that you might need more capital to buy an established business than you would need to find the seed funding for a start-up, so your business funding options may be more limited. An

Quite simply, refinancing a commercial mortgage means paying off one mortgage and replacing it with another. It is usually done to secure better interest rates or more favourable terms and nearly always with the aim of freeing up more cash for the business.

The thing with commercial mortgage rates and what factors affect them is that lenders don’t have an easy reference of go-to rates. There isn’t a standard offering to businesses based on known Loan to Values (LTV) or with a pre-determined set of risk factors for each applicant. Commercial mortgage rates are almost always offered (and