Business Financing

How can you finance the purchase of a business, or get money together to buy a share/ownership in a business?

1. Through a Business loan. To obtain business loans through the existing Financial structures is not very easy, but it is possible. We assist our clients to obtain loans through either Business Partners or Khula. This is the way to go if you want to buy a complete business. You will need to go through all the necessary processes including the completion of application forms, writing business and marketing plans, proving your managerial and technical skills and know how and providing at least 20% of the necessary funds in the form of a Cash Deposit or offering some form of security.

2. Available cash. You presently have only so much in cash. You may also be able to make a personal loan from friends or  relatives.

3. A Second bond against your property. This is the ideal way to raise finance. It is also the cheapest way to get your hands on the necessary funds. A property loan may cost you 14% interest per year while investing in a business with others (Consortium concept) will normally yield between 20-40% per annum. This means you are making money using your property as security.

Example: A Bond of R1 Million calculated at prime will cost you around R10.000 per month. Investing this same amount into a business yielding the percentages indicated below, will yield you a much higher income.

Your profit Calculator

Home Loan Bond Repayment   A Business yielding the percentages below - will yield!
2nd Bond  at 14% Interest 20% 25% 30% 35% 40% 45%
R 10,000 R 124 R 167 R 208 R 250 R 292 R 333 R 375
R 100,000 R 1,244 R 1,667 R 2,083 R 2,500 R 2,917 R 3,333 R 3,750
R 250,000 R 3,108 R 4,167 R 5,208 R 6,250 R 7,292 R 8,333 R 9,375
R 500,000 R 6,217 R 8,333 R 10,417 R 12,500 R 14,583 R 16,667 R 18,750
R 1,000,000 R 12,435 R 16,667 R 20,833 R 25,000 R 29,167 R 33,333 R 37,500
R 2,000,000 R 24,870 R 33,333 R 41,667 R 50,000 R 58,333 R 66,667 R 75,000
R 5,000,000 R 62,176 R 83,333 R 104,167 R 125,000 R 145,833 R 166,667 R 187,500

The difference between the amount in the yellow, and the purple blocks will be your MONTHLY profit after the repayment of your monthly loan to the bank.

This difference between the Income earned and the repayments to the bank on your second bond (the profits), can be used as income for personal expenses (salary) or invested into your Bond account to pay your total Bond off much quicker.

I will gladly assist you with any of the above Finance options. Please feel free to call me Louis Kearney on 083 281 2709 or send an email to me at louis-k@mweb.co.za . Present Investment opportunities can be viewed at www.Consortiums.co.za

Important Notice: Pretoria Business Brokers nor any of it's Staff offer financial advice.
For legal or Financial advice we recommend you contacting your Accountant or Lawyer.

Pretoria Business Brokers  
083 281 2709   012-807 0330    Fax 0866 124 303

louis-k@mweb.co.za     www.PretoriaBrokers.co.za

 

STANDARD BANK  Bond Calculators                                        
Use these calculators to work out various bond repayment scenarios - simply click on the question you wish to have answered.

Affordability - “What loan amount do I qualify for?
Calculates the maximum bond you qualify for based on your monthly income

Bond Costs - How much will my bond cost be?
This calculates the bond costs based on the loan amount

Monthly Repayment - How much is my monthly repayment?
This calculates your monthly repayment based on the loan amount and bond term

Additional Payment - What happens if I pay extra each month?
This calculates what would happen if you pay extra each month.

Multiple Payments - What happens if I pay more than once per month?
Calculates the effect on your bond if you make multiple payments per month

Selected Repayment
This calculates the maximum bond based on the monthly repayment

Bond Term - “How soon can I pay off my Loan?
This calculates how many years it would take you to pay off your loan based on the repayment amount.