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To get approval for your small business loan
application, you must be able to meet the lending
criteria set down. Some organizations are more risk
averse than others, and will therefore have more
stringent criteria.
To vastly increase your chances of a successful
funding application, you will need to present the
following information:
1. The reason for the loan. The lender will be
looking for something that fits within the normal
range and expertise of your business. The amount may
cover a number of items, so you will need to cover
each.
2. The amount required, and the repayment term of
the small business loan you want. (e.g. $10,000 term
5 years, payable quarterly).
3. Details of how you will repay the amount
borrowed. For example, From the increase in profits
of reduced running costs of the Whizzbang Go4It
4. Details of security you will be able to offer to
the lender. This will act as reassurance for the
lender. If youre not prepared to put up some aspect
of security, then why should they?
5. You will need to include your business plan which
will serve to answer essential questions relating to
management capabilities, information about the
market you operate in. What kind of business you are
in etc.
6. 3 Years financial statements. You will need to
present quality financial information from your
accounting software, preferably signed off by your
accountant or tax advisor.
7. Latest Set of Management accounts. Again produced
from your accounting software.
8. Accounts receivables (debtors) and payables
(creditors) ageing reports.
9. Principals financial statements. Particularly
required if some form of security is necessary.
If you are a new company, the emphasis is going to
be on your business plan , and the security (also
called collateral) you or your business can provide
against the loan.
You must take the time to practice presenting your
case to the bank or lender to iron out any glitches.
Practice on your colleagues and family (you never
know, they might be so impressed, they'll invest or
lend!). It may help to role play the lender and come
up with as many pointy questions as possible. The
more time you take the better your chances will be.
(But remember, dont fall into the analysis
paralysis trap!)
Good luck!
About the author:
Neil Best is an accountant with over 15 years
experience in business finance. This article and
other useful business finance information such as
making effective business plans and sourcing and
applying for business grants can be found at
http://www.smallbusinessfinancetips.com/small-business-loans.html
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