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Explore business borrowing options, what providers may consider and how to speak with a suitable finance professional.
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Free to enquire. Moneykind makes introductions; any professional fees are explained by the provider.
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What can you get help with?
Every situation is different. These are common topics you might want to discuss with a professional before making a decision.
Bridging finance
Usually short-term borrowing where costs, exit strategy and security need careful consideration.
Asset finance
Funding arrangements for equipment, vehicles or other business assets.
Business loans
Borrowing for business purposes, with affordability, security and eligibility varying by provider.
Important: Borrowing may be secured against property or other assets. Failure to repay can put those assets at risk.
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How Moneykind works
01. Tell us what you need
Use the relevant enquiry journey on our homepage to share the basics.
02. We review your enquiry
We consider whether an introduction to a relevant professional may be possible.
03. Speak to a professional
If an introduction is made, the professional explains their services, charges and any next steps.
An introduction is not a guarantee of acceptance, eligibility, advice or a particular outcome. Moneykind may receive a referral fee from a participating business; see how it works and our regulatory information.
Good questions
Frequently asked questions
What documents might a finance provider request?
Depending on the facility, providers may ask for accounts, bank statements, business plans, asset details and identification.
Is bridging finance suitable for every project?
No. It can be expensive and carries significant risks, particularly where the repayment or exit plan is uncertain.
Can a new business seek finance?
Possibly, but the options and evidence required can differ from those for established businesses.
Does Moneykind arrange business finance?
Moneykind provides information and introductions, not a funding offer or a recommendation.
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