Business Tips & Ideas | GIC Capital

One of the biggest questions you’ll face as the owner of a small or medium-sized enterprise is how to finance your business. This isn’t because there aren’t any ways to do so, however.

Trying to secure investment for your property investment plans can be one of the hardest tasks property developers have to face. It can also be one of the easiest.

As the year draws to a close, many property developers already have their eye on 2018. With the uncertainty of Brexit still looming over the UK, it’s hard to say with supreme conviction what to expect from the property market next year

One of the great universal challenges faced by property developers is how to expand the property portfolio. Doing so increases the amount of tenants you’re able to hold and, as such, boosts your profits.

The global financial meltdown of 2008 sent shockwaves rippling throughout the entire planet. Value of currencies across the world were impacted, scores of businesses went bust and a feeling of resentment swept through countries in continents across the globe.

Investing in business-critical areas is essential for companies that want to succeed in the long run. These areas are often related to technology, customer service, and marketing, and they can make or break a business.

When starting your new venture, it’s imperative that you consider the range of investment options available to you. If you’re lucky enough to be able to do so, you may want to borrow from friends and family who believe in your business model.

Over the last decade, it’s become increasingly challenging for SMEs to access the finance they need from traditional high street lenders. But the alternative lending market is fast growing and provides an invaluable route to funding.

The housing crisis is putting pressure on young families and while the issue was addressed in Philip Hammond’s budget, the government still isn’t going far enough.