Short YouTube clip by Aaron Whybrow offering financing strategies for self-employed business owners. The speaker outlines three main funding approaches—securitising against your home (cheapest/easiest), using business assets (vehicles, lifts, fit-out finance), and cash-flow/invoice lending—and invites viewers to comment with questions for future videos.
To all the self employed customers. Do you need to borrow money for your business? This is a unique strategy that's out there that will help you leverage and get time back for staffing, for capital in your business, for assets. If you need to fund your business, there's a couple of really cool ways to do that. A lot of banks will love to securitize against your home and that can be a really simple way to get a lot of bulk money straight up. There are some lenders out there that will provide some cash flow lending, invoice lending and the like. There's also assets. So you've got your motor vehicles, you've got some other assets like lifts and some other fit out finance as well. So if you're looking for business finance, there's a couple of ways around it. The tip is let's look to securitise that against your home. First it's the cheapest and easiest way to do it. You can. Second to that we can look at your finance assets and the last of all, we can go down the line of some cash flow funding or invoice funding. So if you need some help with regards to business finance to help build your business faster, comment below or even throw your question in and I'll be happy to answer it on the next video. All right, have a great day.