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The Growth Engine for Small Businesses
Discover the vital role of working capital in SME growth. Learn how efficient management boosts operational efficiency, fosters expansion, and strengthens business relationships. Overcome common challenges with practical strategies in our latest blog.
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09/02/2024 04:44 - Comment(s)
Financial statements—what they are and why you need them
Financial statements - what they are and why you need them. They inform you about your business performance, past and present and help you plan for your future.
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09/11/2022 06:07 - Comment(s)
Why is it difficult for small businesses to find money to grow?
For small businesses to grow, they need access to capital and financing. However, many banks are less likely to work with smaller companies due to the high costs and risks associated with dealing with small businesses and small loans.
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30/04/2022 12:14 - Comment(s)
How to Get a Small Business Loan Without Collateral
A merchant cash advance is an advance on future credit card sales. Rather than waiting for 30, 60, or 90 days for your business's credit card sales to pay off your invoices, a merchant cash advance gives you the capital upfront.
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10/11/2021 06:10 - Comment(s)
What is the Cost of Capital?
What is the cost of capital and what is a good deal? Can the cost of capital kill a deal? Check the video below to find out!
3 Tips for When You’re Applying for A Bridging Loan
Sometimes, you need an injection of finance. It may be that your business has a golden opportunity and needs a decent sum of money in a short time to take full advantage, or perhaps you’re looking at a new office space and feel a bridging loan is the fastest route to making it happen.
Thinking of moving away from traditional bank loans?
While SMEs do still rely on credit from banks, a report released by The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has revealed that new bank lending has declined in a number of countries.
Why are things fraught between banks and SMEs?
SMEs and banks do not always have the best relationship. The UK is leading the way in Europe for ‘start ups’, but many businesses have become afraid of the risks involved in borrowing to help them expand their companies further...

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