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Unsecured business loans let you borrow money without collateral like property or equipment. They’re a flexible option for needs like cash flow, equipment purchases, or growth opportunities. Typically short-term (3 months to 3 years), approval is based on your business’s financial health and creditworthiness.
A line of credit is a flexible safety net that lets you access funds as needed. Interest is only paid on what you use and the funds can be used for a wide variety of business uses.
Invoice finance (or Debtor Finance) helps businesses access cash from unpaid invoices quickly, using accounts receivable as collateral
Trade financing helps businesses cover the upfront cost of goods, repaid over 2–9 months with either a flat fee or interest. Similar to other loans, there’s usually a preset lending limit.
A business car loan is a way to purchase a vehicle for your business while spreading the cost out over time.
A chattel mortgage (or hire-purchase finance) is a way to acquire equipment while spreading the cost over time.
An asset lease agreement lets your business use equipment, vehicles, or machinery without buying it upfront.
A secured business loan is a type of financing where you use an asset, normally property, as collateral.
A type of loan that can be used to purchase a franchise or existing business. Loans often come with flexible repayment terms that align with the business’s cash flow, making them a viable option for businesses with proven profitability and growth potential.