Are national government small business grants the only way to fund a business?

Very few small businesses receive national government grants because they are unaware that they qualify or their small business falls under a unique situation that does not qualify for national grants. In other cases, a company may qualify for a grant, only for the grant to not be a large enough amount to fund the small business itself. The typical sources of small business financing are typically small business loans, private investors and owners’ personal savings accounts. To find out more about how your small business may qualify for grants, ring us up at 020 3880 8554 or submit the information request our web site’s email contact form.

There are hundreds of government funding schemes available for small business owners in the UK. In fact, our Funding Database currently has over 600 government funding schemes and over 500 private investors available for small business owners and startup entrepreneurs. What are you doing to take advantage of this? Become a member and start your search.

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