Setting up a new Business

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... low for changing markets. When the Euro comes in to use eventually we will be able to set a price without allowing for changes in the pound, as there is no currency risk. With increased growth our business would look to expand to different levels of quality, offering better hotels and more luxury for a higher price as would we be offering basic rates for Bed and Breakfasts.

Insurance Companies

We would establish links with various insurance companies. Northern Star would offer travel insurance for £7 per person if there were one person under the age of 16 and over 20 people. We could offer a slightly higher price to the public and gain some profits. They would also offer material damage and theft insurance for £120 p.a. Natwest would offer the compulsory employers liability insurance for £200 p.a.

Sources of Finance

A bank loan will be initially available to the business. This provides a lump sum that is repayable with monthly instalments, which would make setting up easier in the first two years. A fixed interest rate will be supplied making the repayments more costly in the long-term, but provides capital for start up costs and will help with the initial losses. HSBC would offer a loan of £10,000 at 11.9% APR over a period of 36 months at £328.80 a month. Total repayment would be £11,836.60 meaning a long-term loss of £1,837. This is quite substantial, but allows for the business to be able to set up and market adequately. Security would have to be p ...

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