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Monmouth Group helps businesses access the right funding quickly and transparently. As a commercial finance brokerage, we work with a wide panel of lenders to arrange business loans, asset finance, invoice finance, and VAT or tax loans from £10,000 to £5 million. We’re a team of experienced finance professionals who understand what businesses need. Our approach is honest, fast, and personal—no pushy sales, just the right solution for your business.
United Kingdom
3.8
7 reviews
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Monmouth delivered on our requirement and Sam has been very professional and kept on the case from start to finish. They helped us get the funding we required within the cost target. They achieved more than what we have achieved alone.
Dishonest just like rest of brokers.
They will promis low rates but only option will come up with it will be iwoca with it's 50% Apr .
Don't waste your time .
Unless you wanna your LTD loan be secured on your own house ... But then you don't need brokers 😂
Full of 💩
EDIT: they've replied with some nonsense and typical dismissive customer service mumbo jumbo talk. Fact is unchanged -they don't provide low APR loans.
Reply from Monmouth Group
We have reviewed our records including call recordings and correspondence from your enquiry. To clarify: we presented a range of possible funding outcomes as is standard practice — the rates offered are determined by lenders, not by us, and we do not promise or guarantee rates to any client. We did not present an Iwoca product, and we did not discuss securing finance against your property. These are specific claims in your review that our records do not support. We are sorry the lending market did not produce the outcome you were hoping for, but we cannot allow inaccurate statements about our conduct to go unchallenged.
Very professional, supportive, and efficient throughout the whole process. Tom made everything smooth and stress-free, and the funds came through quickly. I am very happy with this Company's service and would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable business loan company.
Tom was extremely helpful in getting us the boost to our R&D budget that enabled us to get a crucial hire in place. Success!
Monmouth and Dom very handy, helped the business out when needed with a lot of support!
I don’t usually leave reviews, but I felt this was worth it. The team at Monmouth Group were genuinely great to deal with. No jargon, no pressure – just clear, straightforward advice. They really took the time to explain things properly, which I appreciated.
What I liked most was how transparent they were.
Overall, a really smooth and stress-free experience. Would happily recommend them.
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