Does an applicant need to make a promissory note to apply for a government small business loan?

United Kingdom government small business loan programmes typically will not require you to sign a promissory note, but signing an agreement form before receiving the small business loan money is almost certain. Some government small business loan programmes do involve an actual promissory note, however, but if this is of concern you will need to contact the funding departments and find out what is involved with receiving any approved funding. To find out more relevant to government loan programmes, contact UKStartups.org through our web site’s contact form or call, freephone, at 020 3880 8554.

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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