The Business Loan Calculator allows users to get an instant quote on the amount they want to borrow, and displays the repayment amount and borrowing fees. The calculator is easily accessible on various 'borrower specific' pages.
The way it works is simple. Users enter the amount they want to borrow, as well as how long they want to borrow it for, and an instant quote is generated. For example, if a user wants to borrow £75,000 and make repayments over a period of 36 months, the automatic Quote Summary tells them that they will need to repay a total of £86,068, or £2,316 per month, including the fees paid to rebuildingsociety.com. The Business Loan Calculator is a great tool for users who are yet to decide on the exact terms of their loan and for providing accurate forecasting for first-time borrowers or those unfamiliar with the concept. Once satisfied with the quote provided, users can easily proceed to apply for business loans using our quick and easy application process. Give the Business Loan Calculator a go today and move a step closer to securing funding for your business.Related Articles
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