Category: Finance

Best equipment finance lenders in the UK Many UK SMEs need to upgrade machinery, vehicles or specialist kit, but they prefer not to secure the finance against property or work with a high street bank. Alternatively, non-bank lenders have made this far easier.

Payment gateways are an increasingly vital part of any ecommerce business in any part of the world, as they allow companies to reach a global audience and receive payments smoothly with no hassles. What are the key points to consider when you’re wonderin

As the first reporting deadline for the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) looms, business finance experts have shared key planning tips for SMEs.

Small businesses could boost their savings by up to £190 a year by being more aware of how interest rates are structured on business savings accounts, according to new analysis by Moneybox using data from Moneyfacts.

More and more people are turning to AI tools like ChatGPT to find information, make purchasing decisions, and choose service providers. For small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), this signals a fundamental change in how visibility, marketing, and client acq

Funding Bay acts as a matchmaker between businesses seeking capital and the lenders who can provide it. By connecting UK SMEs with the right funding partners, it helps firms access finance that genuinely meets their needs.

UK small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are losing faith in the government’s ability to support them—and it’s threatening the country’s economic future.

Research* from Gigasure, the car hire excess insurance specialists, found that 64% of Brits are scared to hire a car for fear of being charged for damage they didn’t cause. Gigasure’s research also found that just 30% of Brits were happy with their rental

A few months ago, I heard the story of a young estate agent. His father, who runs a small building firm in Hertfordshire, had just lost £60,000 to a phishing scam.

Here are five practical ways UK SMEs can adapt their financial strategies in response to global tariff uncertainty:

Theft is a universal risk for any business. In the UK, 8% of businesses experience a burglary or attempted burglary each year.

Cyber threats are no longer just a concern for large corporates. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are increasingly finding themselves in the firing line, with phishing, ransomware, and supply chain attacks becoming more frequent and damaging.