M Mr. C.J.H. Registered User Messages 68 4 Sep 2013 #1 The business in question would be a law practice. Anybody any ideas or thoughts?
P Purple Registered User Messages 13,995 4 Sep 2013 #3 AIB and bank of Ireland are both lending but the days of easy loans are over so you'll have to sell them on your business and what you're doing with the money.
AIB and bank of Ireland are both lending but the days of easy loans are over so you'll have to sell them on your business and what you're doing with the money.
A ang1170 Registered User Messages 1,161 4 Sep 2013 #4 Purple said: ....so you'll have to sell them on your business and what you're doing with the money. Click to expand... One would hope that was always the case! More seriously, they both claim to be doing this, but there's plenty of people who are saying the opposite. Is there anyone here who can confirm that lending to start-ups or indeed any small company is in fact happening?
Purple said: ....so you'll have to sell them on your business and what you're doing with the money. Click to expand... One would hope that was always the case! More seriously, they both claim to be doing this, but there's plenty of people who are saying the opposite. Is there anyone here who can confirm that lending to start-ups or indeed any small company is in fact happening?
P Purple Registered User Messages 13,995 5 Sep 2013 #5 ang1170 said: One would hope that was always the case! Click to expand... I think we all know that they were not.
ang1170 said: One would hope that was always the case! Click to expand... I think we all know that they were not.
D Dinny Registered User Messages 257 5 Sep 2013 #6 I got a small business loan from AIB earlier this year. Was approved at branch level. For purchase of equipment. We have an existing company.
I got a small business loan from AIB earlier this year. Was approved at branch level. For purchase of equipment. We have an existing company.