Does the government of Northern Ireland give money to businesses by any means other than grants?

The government of Northern Ireland can provide much needed money to small businesses operating within its regional by means other than loans, such as grants. Loans tend to be more common but less desirable than grants. They usually need to be paid back, but have the advantage offering money that can typically be spent on a wider range of small business expanses than may those that come from grants, which tend to be focused on specific expenses and purposes. For help, complete our web site’s contact form and submit it or ring us at the UKStartups.org at 020 3880 8554 to speak with one of our experienced representative.

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