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How Do You Raise More Finance For Your Business?

Alternative funders are increasingly becoming the first choice for businesses worried that the banks will not lend. But how do you chose which alternative lender is right for you? What services do they provide and how do the charges stack up?

This guide has been designed to help you weigh up the different options that each form of financing presents. We have created broad categories and the figures used are simplified for illustrative purposes.

This is not meant as a definitive document, all business have unique needs and circumstances as do the funders. What it is designed to do is give you a general starting point from which you can then find out further information. We’ve used the borrowing requirement that industry estimates suggest is the average needed by SMEs in the UK (£75,000 over a five year period).

Many of these types of funding can also be used in combination, allowing you to mix and match your needs with what works best for you.

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If you’re looking to diversify your pension or other money beyond the stockmarket, or you want the best return on your deposit accounts with the highest level of consumer protection, here are popular investments chosen by SIPPclub Gold Members.



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