Desperately seeking finance – MPs examine the challenges of SME funding
In July, the Government launched a cross-party inquiry into the challenges faced by small firms when seeking finance, examining regulation, innovation in business finance and how the government can potentially improve access.
Rising costs, tax and staffing continue to challenge region’s businesses
For the third year running, taxation, staff recruitment and training are among the chief concerns of local business owners who participated in Complete Commercial Finance’s annual Business Survey, which closed on 31 July.
Sponsoring the Hotel of the Year Awards!
East Anglia’s Complete Commercial Finance, an independent business finance brokerage based in King’s Lynn, has announced its sponsorship of the Hotel of the Year Awards at the inaugural West Norfolk Food & Drink Awards.
Jump around!
Most recently, the International Monetary Fund has warned that UK interest rates will need to remain elevated into the middle of 2025 to tackle stubbornly high inflation, before settling back to the government’s target 2%.
Half full or half empty? Tell us how business is looking
Half full or half empty? As we near the end of the first half of 2023, Karl Lanham asks local business owners how they are finding the year so far…
Business finance? Start with a broker
In an increasingly digital world, it can be difficult to find tailored business finance, but a broker can often help to create a solution.
And the winner is…
We were delighted to present the Leisure and Tourism Award at the Mayor’s Business Awards, held at the King’s Lynn’s Corn Exchange on 3 March.
The rise and rise of asset finance
A growing number of businesses are using asset finance. Starting out in business, most companies have big ambitions to attract clients, secure contracts and grow.
Five minutes with… David Read
Consultant David Read works with clients across his home county of Suffolk. We caught up with him six months after he joined Complete Commercial Finance.
Is it time to invest?
With time running out on HMRC’s Capital Allowance Super-deduction Scheme, now is a key moment to review business operations, writes CCF’s Karl Lanham.
