Links to business and financial sites

The following links are a short sample for our extensive and continually renewing list of lenders and business references. Being independent Commercial Loan Brokers allow us to choose from the entire market of lenders and private investors. We can help almost every business type.

• Find out more about Tom McCulloch, one of the Directors of Commercial Loan Advice, and his business experiences on Ecademy.
• We, as many other companies do, like to actively encourage ethical and enviromentally sounds projects and developments. In turn we would recommend Triodos and their services.
• For specialist farming finance we use Clydesdale Bank
  The Farm Investment Loan is a term loan that takes into account seasonal fluctuations in cash flow and allows you to vary your repayments accordingly. Importantly, it can enable you to purchase fixed assets, as well as business premises from which to trade, or even a business that complements your existing farm activities.
• Llyods TSB have good supporting information to business finance
• Moneyfacts have a diverse range of business mortgages
• Royal Bank of Scotland for standard commercial finance
• Finance through self assessment and self certification we use Interbay
  InterBay mortgages are only available via mortgage intermediaries such as mortgage advisers, brokers and IFAs.
• The National Association of Commercial Finance Brokers NACFB
• Yell.com - online resource for finding businesses Yell.com
• For bridging finance, Cheval had become one of the largest and most reputable providers of short term finance.
• Businesses with a turnover of less than $1 million, Bank of Scotland provide dedicated business facilities.
• Small Business Loans can be sourced from HSBC, who offer between £1,000 and £25,000 in fixed monthly payments.
• Alternative financing may come from Natwest where the minimum amount starts from around £25,000.
• Keep up to date with the Financial News online with the Financial Times
• Business finance from Llyods TSB
• UK business and world market news available from the BBC Business News
• Alternative news and view point from the Telegraph Newspaper