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How Unsecured Cash Flow Loans Can Drive Business Growth This EOFY

How Unsecured Cash Flow Loans Can Drive Business Growth This EOFY

by Leanne Watson | May 20, 2024 | Business, Commerical, Self Employed

As we approach the End of Financial Year (EOFY), it’s a good time for business owners to explore strategies that can propel their businesses forward in the next financial year. A strategy that can significantly impact your EOFY performance is leveraging unsecured cash...
The Basics of Leveraging OPM: How to Fund Your Business Growth

The Basics of Leveraging OPM: How to Fund Your Business Growth

by Leanne Watson | May 18, 2024 | Business, Commerical, Self Employed

OPM, or Other People’s Money, refers to the practice of using borrowed funds to invest in and grow your business. The concept is rooted in the idea that you don’t always need to use your own capital to finance your business ventures. Generally speaking...
EOFY Finance Demystified: Smart Strategies for Business Growth

EOFY Finance Demystified: Smart Strategies for Business Growth

by Leanne Watson | May 5, 2024 | Business, Commerical, Investing, Self Employed

As the end of the financial year (EOFY) approaches, many businesses are gearing up for the annual sales rush. One often overlooked aspect of EOFY planning is understanding the various finance options available. Having an understanding of the various finance options...
Cracking The Code: What Lenders Look For In Your Capacity To Repay A Loan (Self-Employed)

Cracking The Code: What Lenders Look For In Your Capacity To Repay A Loan (Self-Employed)

by Leanne Watson | May 1, 2024 | Business, Commerical, Investing, Residential, Self Employed

So, we’ve talked about Capacity in relation to those people who have a ‘job’. When it comes to the ‘Self-Employed’, whether you’re a sole trader or you operate your business as a partnership, a company or a trust, it’s a whole other ball game. When you’re employed by...
Cracking the Code: What Does A Lender Look At When Assessing a Loan Application

Cracking the Code: What Does A Lender Look At When Assessing a Loan Application

by Leanne Watson | Apr 29, 2024 | Business, Commerical, Consumer, Investing, Residential, Self Employed

In the last post we looked at Credit Score as the aspect of character most lenders look at first when a finance application is submitted.  Therefore, to round the topic off, in this post we’ll look at the broader aspects of Character and the different things lenders...
Cracking The Code: What Lenders Really Look For In Your Credit Score

Cracking The Code: What Lenders Really Look For In Your Credit Score

by Leanne Watson | Apr 28, 2024 | Business, Commerical, Consumer, Investing, Residential, Self Employed

There’s a lot of things lenders look at when they’re considering whether or not to approve a loan application. Not many people realise that, like all businesses, lenders have their niche or target market and as a by-product of that, they develop their credit policy to...
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  • Self-Employed Home Loan Success: Proven Tips to Get Your Mortgage Approved
  • The Offset Account Advantage: A Mortgage Saver’s Secret Weapon
  • A Guide to Property Loans for Self-Employed Borrowers
  • 10 Costly Pitfalls in Development Finance (and How to Avoid Them)

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