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I didn't have problems 1, 2 or 4 with STG - we were tiny and none of us had any assets (I don't think they even asked). We didn't try to do number 3 maybe that
by xmodem 14y ago
I didn't have problems 1, 2 or 4 with STG - we were tiny and none of us had any assets (I don't think they even asked).
We didn't try to do number 3 maybe that's the problem?
- gbpin 14y ago(I'm from Pin Payments). Yes, foreign currencies (e.g. USD) are a huge problem for small/new businesses here. Way too difficult.
- jacques_chester 14y agoIt depends on your business model. Mine wasn't a straightforward buy-a-thing-sell-a-thing model and this makes small business banking heads kersplode with great ferocity, it would seem. "What is it you do again?" "{{explanatory_statement}}" "... so, um, what products are you going to sell?" Annnnnd because my turnover is less than $ferrari, I'm always flicked to a small business banker. If I needed a loan for a commercial deep fryer I'd be talking to the right person. St George belongs to Westpac now, FWIW.