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Supporting long-term care provision
Supporting long-term care provision

Supporting long-term care provision

October success story This month, we are delighted to share how NGI Finance supported a long-established family business in securing funding to enhance and expand their residential care facilities. We enabled them to access £1 million of long-term funding on flexible terms, supporting both immediate refurbishment needs and future development plans. The need: £1 million…

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Understanding business credit scores and how they affect your financing options
Understanding business credit scores and how they affect your financing options

Understanding business credit scores and how they affect your financing options

A business credit score is a key gauge of financial health and it plays a huge role in determining future financing prospects. A credit agency will assess payment history, level of debt, company structure (e.g. limited or sole trader) and any public records (such as CCJ’s). A score is then generated which a lender will…

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Top finance solutions for retailers preparing for the summer season
Top finance solutions for retailers preparing for the summer season

Top finance solutions for retailers preparing for the summer season

The summer season is a crucial time for many retailers. With increased footfall, seasonal promotions, and higher demand for goods and services, it’s also a time when cash flow can be stretched. Whether it’s stocking up on inventory, hiring temporary staff, or refreshing a shopfront, having the right finance in place can help to maximise…

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Explaining receivables finance
Explaining Receivables Finance

Explaining receivables finance

Receivables finance enables a business to access cash immediately even though invoices remain unpaid. The unpaid invoice, also known as accounts receivable, is considered an asset and can be used to broker a deal for finance. A relationship is established with a company specialising in receivables finance (bank, factoring company or alternative lender), they take…

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What is the purpose of a letter of credit?
What Is The Purpose Of A Letter Of Credit

What is the purpose of a letter of credit?

A letter of credit is a document that forms a relationship between a lender, a customer requiring funding and a supplier. When a letter of credit is issued it acts as a guarantee that the supplier will be paid once all the conditions specified within the document have been met. Typically, a letter of credit…

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Be aware of lender fatigue
Be Aware of Lender Fatigue | New Business Finance Specialist | Business Finance

Be aware of lender fatigue

It is very easy to feel content and just settle for what you have. For example, when owning your own home there are certain utilities, such as electricity, television, telephone and broadband which you need and therefore pay a monthly fee for. Often when a monthly payment plan is arranged, and all of the contractual…

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Explaining commercial finance
Explaining Commercial Finance | Commercial Finance Explained | What Is Commercial Finance

Explaining commercial finance

Commercial finance is a term that covers a multitude of business finance products which can include both short and long-term solutions. Here are some of the most common options available in greater detail. Commercial loans A commercial or business loan provides an agreement of funding between a company and a lender. It allows a business…

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