1 / 2

A Guide to Business Loans

That is when financial institutions come at play. Commercial banks, government institutions, and short term lenders etc. provide you with the financial help you need to start your business or meet the investment needs of an ongoing one.

Download Presentation

A Guide to Business Loans

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript


  1. A Guide to Business Loans Be it a start or an old business in need for expansion, you need money to invest to carry it forward. Estimation of required assets and funds has been done and you are ready to start investing money. You might even have a bit of the capital amount but you need to get the rest from external sources. That is when financial institutions come at play. Commercial banks, government institutions, and short term lenders etc. provide you with the financial help you need to start your business or meet the investment needs of an ongoing one. Though these sources of finance are for the purpose of giving you with the money you need, there is a procedure that is to be followed. The Eligibility The first aspect of applying for a small business loan is to find out whether your business is eligible or not. The parameters that decide the eligibility of your business for a loan include age of the business, turnover, and credit profile. Age of business- The age of your business is a significant aspect when you are considering applying for a business loan. Your business needs to be at least one-year- old in order for you to get an unsecured loan, business overdraft, and line of credit. Some short term lenders and alternative agencies do provide unsecured small business start up loans but you might have to pay a high interest amount. Short term finance for equipment, purchase of inventory etc. does not take the age into account. Turnover- Since the lenders will want to know if you will be able to pay off the loan, they will ask for your turnover, which needs to be over 50,000 per annum. Some lenders just calculate the turnover through software to find out the amount your business is eligible for. The amount that you are applying for will decide the turnover you will need. Credit profile- Both your personal and business credit history matters a lot. Unpaid loans and tax debts might cause a problem. Cost of the loan Analyse the cash flow and estimate the profits your start up business might make to find out if it can sustain the loan amount. If you are up and running, then look at the profits you have been making and might make in future. securedlending.com.au

  2. Compare business loans There will be multiple loans and schemes that might sound plausible to you. However, it is always prudent to compare interest rates, fees, and penalties of the loan to get the best deal. What is the duration of the loan and if the interest rates are going to be the same or vary through the entire loan period should be taken care of. Choose the right lender The lender you opt for is important. Especially in case when you are approaching alternative lenders, you need to be careful. Even though there might be offers that appeal to you more than others, check the reliability before you apply for a loan. securedlending.com.au

More Related