Commercial Mortgages – Cheaper & For Any Business Purpose? Lower cost and more flexible commercial mortgage lending sounds great. Doesn’t it? Let’s bring back an old friend to help, The Recovery Loan Scheme. Now branded as the trendy new RLS 3.0, it’s almost as if the British Business Bank asked Apple what to call the
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RLS 3.0 – Recovery Loan Scheme – What Does It Mean? It is due, or should I say, was due to expire on 30th June. The talk at the moment is that this will be extended in what is being branded RLS 3.0, be thankful for small mercies that at least it isn’t another new
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Reasons Why Recovery Loan Scheme Works Let’s start with the obvious. The Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS) was a one off, really good, never to be repeated loan scheme so anything you compare to that is going to leave you disappointed. What you need to do is compare what the Recovery Loan Scheme offers
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Commercial Mortgages – Is Competition Back? For the last few years the cost of commercial mortgage borrowing has steadied but has remained fairly static across the market. We have seen no real breakaway in competition or divergence in interest rates. There are a few signs that is changing. Since the outbreak of Covid we have
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Commercial Mortgages – Recovery Loan Scheme The Recovery Loan Scheme is fairly well known. What is less well known is that you can use the Recovery Loan Scheme for commercial mortgage borrowing. This means businesses who own their own trading premises as well as commercial property that is held as an investment and let out.
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Equipment & Asset Finance – Capital Allowances Also known as the ‘super deduction‘, there is an increase in what companies can claim back against their corporation tax when purchasing new assets or equipment. Historically, companies could claim back the cost of new equipment and asset purchases as a P&L cost, meaning that their corporation tax
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Recovery Loan Scheme (RLS) The successor to CBILS and BBLS (and probably EFG also) remains on track to launch on 1st April, traditionally not a good day for anything to be taken too seriously, however there are some serious facts emerging. For details on how to apply then click here and we will send them
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Recovery Loan Scheme In the budget of 3rd March the chancellor announced a successor to the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme, being the Recovery Loan Scheme. As yet the finer details of the scheme are a little sketchy. The broad details show the scheme as keeping close to CBILS, there are a few key parts
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