Unsecured term loan
A fixed advance with agreed repayments, often used for stock, growth costs, tax liabilities or a defined business project.
Explore business lending that may not require a mortgage over real estate. We compare the cost, term, guarantees and lender criteria before an application is lodged.
Initial discussion and assessment only. A formal lender enquiry occurs only with your consent.
A fixed advance with agreed repayments, often used for stock, growth costs, tax liabilities or a defined business project.
A reusable limit for recurring working capital needs, subject to facility fees, review conditions and disciplined repayment.
Invoice finance may avoid property security by relying on eligible customer invoices and the quality of the debtor book.
Compare invoice finance →Unsecured finance can reduce setup time and preserve property equity, but the trade-off may be a higher rate, shorter repayment period, daily or weekly repayments, lower limit and stronger guarantees.
Compare the total repayment burden against the gross profit or cash benefit expected from the funding. A fast approval is not useful if the repayment pattern creates a new cash flow problem.
Criteria vary widely. Lenders may consider time in business, average monthly turnover, account conduct, credit history, industry, existing debt and the amount requested relative to cash generation.
We organise the information, test lender fit and keep the process moving.
Tell us what the money is for, the amount required, timing, turnover and any existing facilities.
We check cash flow, bank conduct, security and documents before choosing a sensible lender option.
We present the purpose, numbers and risks clearly so the lender can assess the deal without avoidable gaps.
We explain the structure, total cost, conditions and trade-offs before you decide whether to proceed.
Options are more limited because the lender has less trading evidence. Some products consider newer businesses, but the amount, pricing, guarantees and documentation may be more conservative.
No. Many unsecured business loans still require director or personal guarantees and may register a security interest over business assets.
Some smaller facilities use bank transaction data and identification documents. Larger or more complex facilities usually require financial statements, tax records and forecasts.
It depends on the amount, term, total cost and risk you are willing to accept. Secured finance may be cheaper or longer-term, while unsecured finance may preserve property equity and reduce setup work.
Tell us what you are funding, the amount required and the timing. We will explain the realistic options before you choose whether to proceed.