Small businesses funded by loans by Finance News Bulletin

Published: 13/12/07

Moving accounts from one store to another is "easy", according to the British Bankers' AssociationThe value of Christmas presents can "significantly" affect house contents insurance, warns NFU MutualAxa is launching My Budget Day on November 21st in an effort to encourage people to take manage of their financesSmall businesses are increasingly being funded by loans and commerce credit cards, according to a leading high road bank

Lloyd's TSB says that structured loans and fixed-rate loans have emerged as the most popular methods for most start-ups and small to average enterprisesThe bank has found that most small commerce lending is undertaken by the commercial sector with little government participationSmaller businesses benefit from a wider range of borrowing options than large businesses and corporations, according to Stephen Pegge, head of infrastructure for Lloyds TSB"More and more people are funding their commerce through structured loans and fixed rate loans as well as some variable rate ones," he said

"There are business credit cards now, advantage leasing and supply of money there is a much broader variety of products and services available," he addedMeanwhile, Sainsbury's Bank has exposed that, among average Britons, an appetite for credit

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