Reward Finance Group offer a flexible funding approach

reward finance groupReward Finance have a flexible approach to helping businesses who are in need of finance, they look at your individual situation. No box-ticking. Just a common-sense understanding of your ambitions, and a willingness to help you achieve them.

It’s a straightforward approach, that works for many kinds of business. Reward see every client as unique, and do all we can to provide the right finance, at the right time, on the right terms.

Whatever you need the money for, they are keen to help. They look at the whole picture, keeping an open mind where other lenders might be restricted by arbitrary policies or procedures. Reward offer a decision quickly, this allows you to put your plans into action with confidence.

Who are Reward Finance Group Limited

Reward Finance Group is a part of Mettle Investments Ltd. The business has offices in Leeds & Manchester but covers the whole of the UK and headed up by joint managing directors, Tom Flannery & David Jones. 

In the year ending February 2019, income grew 39 percent to £12.2m with the loan book increasing by 21 percent to £64.3m. During the 12 months, the Group completed 142 new deals, as well as providing further advances to existing clients, with an average loan value of £300,000.

Types of Finance offered by Reward

Reward finance off two types of business finance, these are:

Business Finance

Reward Finance offers secured term loans against residential or commercial properties to all businesses in any sector. This can be an established business or a new start-up. They provide facilities from £50,000 to £5,000,000, with fast credit decisions based on the strength and story of your customers.

A term loan is a fixed interest and capital repaid facility allowing clients to manage their cashflow which is key. Term loans can be considered from 12 months to 10 years and we can offer structured staged repayments in line with the client’s affordability and forecasts.

Invoice Finance

Invoice Finance from Reward will releasing the money that’s tied up in unpaid invoices, Reward can look at your company’s other assets. So if you need to borrow more, they will lend you more – on a short, medium or long-term basis. It’s all part of our flexible approach to finance.

As a modern and flexible lender they see beyond the restrictions imposed by traditional commercial and business funding Leeds lenders, and take the time to find out what your assets are really worth. Then they offer finance based on this true value, securing the loan on more than outstanding invoices. All that is asked is for some level of guarantee, depending on the situatio

Benefits of using Reward Finance

All pricing is fully negotiable, to suit your needs and circumstances

Speed and Turnaround

Distressed businesses welcome

Fixed-fee deals available

No hidden costs or upfront fees

Credit protection available

Reward Capital Limited Address

Central House

47 St Paul’s St

Leeds

LS1 2TE

Get a Finance Quotation Today

Looking to raise capital for your business, we can assist with a quotation from Reward Finance, we offer a free consultation service helps small and medium business owners decide on the best way forward.

We’ll take the time to understand your needs before making any recommendations, then we can put you in touch with Reward Finance, if your borrowing need does not fit their criteria will will source another Lender, that offers the right service for your specific requirements.

Let us do the legwork for you! Use our contact form now to find out how much cash you could release from your unpaid customer invoices

Lee Jones profile picture
Business Finance specialist at Invoice funding | + posts

Seasoned professional with a strong passion for the world of business finance. With over twenty years of dedicated experience in the field, my journey into the world of business finance began with a relentless curiosity for understanding the intricate workings of financial systems.

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