NACFB Commercial Broker Awards 2020 #BrokingExcellence We are very proud to announce that Claratus Commercial Finance has been shortlisted for two awards at the first-ever NACFB Commercial Broker Awards this year. Name of NACFB brokerage: Claratus Commercial Finance Ltd Award shortlisted for: SME Champion Award   Name of NACFB brokerage: […]

            At Claratus Commercial Finance, we aim to assist all of our clients through this challenging time. The Government has put measures in place to assist a large number of businesses however some are still slipping through the cracks. Claratus can assist with CBILS applications […]

Vital Funding for a Vital Service At the start of the UK Coronavirus pandemic, the media headlines were focused on the hospitality sector and the companies on the High Street, but what about the suppliers to these businesses? Claratus has a history of assisting food-service businesses prior to the Covid-19 […]

Are you waiting for your furlough payment? The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme subsidises 80% of wage bills to a maximum of £2,500 per person per month (with payments backdated to March 1st). The unprecedented demand, of half a million claims, could lead to delays in accessing these payments, leaving many […]

With over half the enquires received via intermediaries being CBILS related it is now more important than ever to ensure you have an appropriate outlet to meet the current and future demand. Claratus are able to partner with your firm to gain access to a broad panel of lenders, many […]

Using the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS), we can assist with finance facilities using a government-backed guarantee, potentially enabling a ‘no’ credit decision from a lender to become a ‘yes’. This new scheme can provide facilities of up to £5m for smaller businesses across the UK who are experiencing […]

A beard tax was introduced in Britain in 1535 during the reign of Henry VIII.

Did you know? The widely accepted inception date of modern income tax is 1799. Introduced into Great Britain by the Prime Minister at the time, William Pitt the Younger…