Your credit score is just one of the pieces of information that lenders (and other creditors like trade suppliers or landlords) look at when considering whether to do business with you. For most people a credit score is a bit like their appendix, they’re pretty sure they’ve got one, but
There are very few finance companies that are willing to take on the risks associated with start-up businesses, and certainly most banks would rather wait until you’ve got a few years under your belt before they’re willing to consider lending you any money. So how do you go about showing
First impressions count, and in the first 7-17 seconds of meeting someone they have already formed. So what can you do to make sure that you make the right first impression? Ultimately it comes back to having a strong idea of what your personal brand is, and knowing how to
If you work in, well, any job, you have likely encountered productivity tools and software. These tools have been created to try and make our lives easier, and us more productive in the workplace. Very quickly the concept became popular, with many companies adopting at least one of the programs
It’s no secret that in 2018 we are seeing Australian consumers make the move to healthier lifestyles, as a result, franchises in the fitness sector are experiencing rapid growth. However, as this growth continues the market faces potential saturation, meaning that new players are moving away from the traditional gym
By Kate Groom from Franchise Accounting & Tax Thinking of buying a franchise? If so, you might be thinking of taking out a mortgage to finance the business. However, a mortgage isn’t the only way to finance a franchise. In this article, we take a look at the pros and
By Rachel Kurzyp Your first franchise is booming and you’re now looking to become a multi-site franchisee, but where do you find the capital to fund your second site? And how do you ensure you don’t miss opportunities to expand your franchise? If you’re a successful franchisee looking to expand
By Noha Shaheed – Journalist, Cirrus Media Falling short of the capital investment required for a franchise is often a dream killer for buyers. But does it need to be? We explore how you can buy a franchise with little or no money in hand. When seeking finance, review your
Imagine: You completed your Due Diligence, all agreements were signed and you were given the keys to your franchise outlet. You’re now living the Australian dream and earning an income from it at the same time. Then, you receive notice that you need to complete a store refurbishment, with the
At the end of a franchise term or lease, it is common for a business to undergo a refurbishment. This is to ensure the franchise brand is represented in the best way and keeps shopping centre managers happy as well. Franchise Buyer speaks to CFI Finance director James Scurr about