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What Is Long Term Business Finance?

For small and medium sized businesses alike, securing lending over the short term can put pressure on your early cash flow as well as limiting the amount you can affordably borrow.

Long term business loans are tailored to provide your business with the capital needed to grow as part of a long term borrowing strategy.

Whether you're looking to grow your workforce, upgrade essential equipment or simply need a helping hand with the day to day running costs of your business, a long term business finance agreement can help you to realise your ambitions.

We'll match your organisation with finance partners who have extensive experience lending to businesses within your sector, ensuring that you'll always have access to professionals that can help your business to grow.

At Capitalise, we work with specialist lenders who can not only provide you with the funds your business needs, but have a proven track record supporting similar businesses within your sector.

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Long Term Business Finance

Why Use Long Term Business Finance?

Find affordable, tailored long term business finance solutions for your business.

Protect Your Cash Flow

Avoid putting pressure on your short term cash flow by taking out a long term business loan that keeps your monthly repayments affordable.

Industry Expertise

We've invested heavily in sourcing lenders who specialise within niche areas of UK industry. In as little as 3 minutes, we'll be able to match your business with finance partners who can not only provide your business with much needed capital, but also understand the unique financial demands of your sector.

Flexible, Multi-Use Loans

Our range of long term business loans can help to facilitate everything from the growth of your workforce and premises expansion to utility bills and equipment upgrades.

Diverse Range Of Borrowing Options

From secured and unsecured borrowing to variable and fixed rates of interest, long term business loans can be structured to meet the financial  needs of your business

Who Is Long Term Business Finance For?

Long term business finance is an affordable, long term borrowing solution which can help to reduce your monthly repayments by spreading them out over a convenient term. You'll often find that interest rates are more competitive than with shorter term solutions as well as offering greater flexibility should your revenue patterns change.

They're great for growing businesses who wish to avoid the cash flow pressures of short term repayments as well as for larger loan types such as commercial property loans which are seen as longer term investments.

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How Does Long Term Business Finance Work?

Long term business loans allow businesses of all sizes to borrow capital over an extended number of years that keeps repayments affordable and fits in with your projected revenue and growth.

As with traditional business loans, a lump sum is transferred directly to your business bank account once you've been approved. These are available on both a secured and non-secured basis, giving you plenty of flexibility when it comes to using assets as collateral.

Choose from both variable and fixed rate of interest in order to secure the best possible deal for your business. With fixed rates, you'll know exactly what you'll need to repay each month whereas a variable rate will track a common national interest rate, such as the Bank of England base rate.

All applications can be completed online in just a few minutes through your Capitalise business profile so register today and discover a world of long term business loan lenders that can help your business to grow

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