Can an entrepreneur get a UK government small business loan to then hold in trust?

Entrepreneurs may be eligible to get a small business loan and put it in a trust, if the loan programme’s terms of use allow for it, as a way to deal with things like debt. Grants are offered for different purposes, and some of them may be allowed to be stored in trust funds or other bank accounts. All of the allowed uses of a grant depend on the particular programme in question, so if you specifically wanted a small business grant to put into a trust, you should be able to narrow down the number of programmes you write proposals to by including this stipulation. Find out more by filling out the form on our web site or giving us a call on UKStartups.org, freephone, 020 3880 8554.

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