Tower News & Blog

Tower provides an insight to the current leasing industry, articles covering new starts to established businesses and what the team have been up to recently. Follow our journey to supporting business growth across the UK.

How to maintain brand consistency during business expansion

During a time of positive business growth it is far too easy for companies to lose sight of their brand and start to lose their dedicated customer base. Your brand is the most important marker that your business has - it’s what sets you apart from the hundreds of...

Three reasons an unsecured business loan could fund your next success

By Luke Bowmar, Commercial Partnership Manager, Spotcap UK Have you been looking for funding to capitalise on a key business opportunity? To buy new stock or refurbish your premises? Or simply to manage your cashflow? If so, a fully unsecured business loan – without...

How high employment rates will affect your cash flow

When looking to expand your small business, you’ll want to grow the team around you. In October and November 2011, times were at a high for employers, as unemployment rates were at their peak (8.4%). The high numbers of job-seekers made it easy to find new talent and...

Cash flow worries can be a major headache for startups and SMEs

Maintaining positive cash flow can be really worrying for startups and fast-expanding SMEs, often limiting potential business growth or purchases. Most smaller organisations rely on operational cash flow for their survival and growth, particularly as sourcing loans...

Which loan suits you? Secured vs unsecured loan

When getting a loan, you will probably be required to settle on a choice between borrowing a secured loan or an unsecured loan. How are the two different? Here is the clarification and some tips that will help you choose between the two. A secured loan is associated...

Business start-ups: flexible leasing can save you thousands!

One of the major risk factors when starting up a business is uncertainty over the market. Even with research, planning and testing, the market still has the capacity to throw up some unpleasant surprises: an over-supply; a change in the economy; seasonal or cyclical...