Borrow Up To $250,000 with no repayments for 6 Months
August 31, 2020
Get Back To Business with Reckon Loans
Until the end of September, the team at Reckon Loans powered by Prospa, are offering a helping hand for your business to get back to business with a loans of up to $250,000.
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With no repayments for the first 6 months and terms of up to 24 months on the following Back to Business products, they'll get some breathing space so they can focus on getting back to business.
Back to Business Loan up to $250,000
A lump sum of up to $250,000 to cover one-off cash flow needs.
Back to Business Line of Credit up to $250,000
Ongoing access to funds up to $250,000 to manage cash flow.
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