It is an
inevitable fact that banks are gigantic companies that seek profit. Despite the
fact that the government charges them with the responsibility to grow the
economy, their profits are still their top priority. Banks are lending to small
companies again, but as an owner of one, you best beware when getting
financing.
1.
Credit
Scores
Having
knowledge of the effects of credit scores on the financing you get is
important. Banks will just suggest that your interest rate is fixed for your
credit score. Be sure to compare financing with other banks and financial
institutions. Avoid getting cheated on your interest rate.
2.
Breach
of Contract
Today, UKbanks are facing enormous financial scandals ranging from wrongly-sold financial
products to manipulation of arcane banking rates. It is not unlikely that they
could breach your contract. In any case, review your contract and read the
terms and conditions effectively. You may one day need to sue them for breaching
your contract.
3.
Investigate
Vendors
Most banks
have vendors that they trust and you could get funding without much trouble.
However, if they breach your contract, make sure to contact the vendor and
ascertain if they had returned the bank, technically your own, down payment. If
the bank charges you to pay back the down payment, then you could file a
litigation against them.
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