Bridging Finance

Bridging the gap in your finance.

What is a bridging loan?

A commercial bridging loan is a short-term loan secured on a commercial property such as a warehouse, barn, industrial unit, or office. Bridging finance can help your businesses to cover infrequent expenses that need payment quickly.

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How do commercial bridging loans work?

Bridging loans are short-term, interest-only loans that are usually arranged for up to 18 months (although some lenders offer longer terms).

During the term of the loan, interest is usually rolled into the loan and repaid at the end of term, or sooner if the loan is repaid early. As such, there are usually no monthly payments to make.

What is bridging finance used for?

Bridging finance to get a working capital boost or to cover short-term cash flow challenges, or to purchase a property at auction.

It’s important to bear in mind that although bridge loans provide immediate cash flow, interest rates are higher, and you’ll typically have to offer collateral.

At Anglo Scottish, we can support your bridging loan application by approaching our panel of lenders to make sure your business gets the best deal available.

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