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Business is bouncing back, but what’s the cost?
Last post: Feb 14, 2022
Over 1.6 million businesses have taken government backed coronavirus support loans and for most, this would have been to plug a hole and keep bills paid. Many will now be feeling the pinch since repayments have kicked in and are unable to apply for further loan funding for expansion and recovery. If the business is clearly still viable and is able to prove that they have now turned the corner, we may be able to turn to alternative finance options.
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Will your Wonga loan be written off?
Last post: Sep 28, 2018
One of the UK’s best known unsecured loan providers, Wonga, has gone into administration. What does this mean for its borrowers? Will they need to repay their loan? We offer answers and advice.
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4 Questions to ask yourself before applying for an unsecured loan
Last post: Aug 23, 2018
Are you considering making use of an unsecured loan? Here are four important questions to ask yourself before you apply for short-term finance.
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British banks tighten unsecured loan criteria
Last post: Aug 2, 2018
British banks have recently tightened up their lending criteria for unsecured loans, reducing access to mainstream products for many UK customers. What has prompted the fresh regulations? Find out more...
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What is a Merchant Cash Advance?
Last post: Jul 18, 2018
What is a Merchant Cash Advance? A guide on an increasingly popular type of loaning in which you can pay back your loan using payments made through your card terminal. An option for businesses which operate on a seasonal level.
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How long does it take to arrange an unsecured loan?
Last post: Jun 15, 2018
Many people choose to use unsecured loans when emergency expenses arise. This means that, for many consumers, the need for finance is urgent. So exactly how long does it take to arrange an unsecured loan? We have the answers...
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