There are so many different types of business finance to be considered these days. At one time if you started up a business, it was literally a case of gathering your savings at home, gathering someone else’s savings, also at home, or going cap in hand to the high street bank. The latter was indeed a serious and sometimes terrifying …
Have you ever been bankrupt or ruled unfit to hold office? All these aspects are irritatingly common questions and need straightforward honest answers.
When you start up in a new business, it can be devilishly difficult to know exactly what is needed in terms of protecting your assets and looking after your staff and interests.
When you run a company that is on the move, expanding and growing at pace, it can sometimes be difficult to also keep on top of the advisory section.
For a first time purchase, a 5 percent deposit is the norm these days so the mortgage application needs to be for 95 percent of the agreed purchase price.
An estimated 1 in 14 of adults have reportedly been affected by a fraud in the last couple of years. Not only does the affect of fraud often create massive financial problems for the victim.
How does one get a mortgage? Sounds simple but sometimes it’s like jumping through hoops.
What every new business start up needs is finance – especially the sort that doesn’t need paying back.
