Example lending report

Lending report · Example business

Example business · Statements 1 Mar 2026 to 31 Aug 2026 (6.0 months) · Ref LL-EXAMPLE
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Verdict
Worth chasing Borderline Unlikely to fund
  • No room for a term loan or a cash advance on these statements.
  • Stacked: 3 cash advances running at the same time (YouLend, Liberis, 365 Business Finance).
  • 4 returned or unpaid payments.
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Indicative lending limit · unsecured term loan
£0
Over 24 to 36 months
Cash advance / revenue-based finance£0
True turnover£8,890/mo · £106,682/yr
  • Existing repayments already use all the cash a lender would normally allow for debt.
  • Cash advance reduced by about £14,738: the estimated balance of advances already running (£2,456 a month x 6 months).
How we got there
True monthly turnover £8,890
Monthly cash available £816/mo
Existing loan repayments -£2,456/mo
Room for new repayments £0 – £0/mo

Lenders usually want 1.25x to 1.5x cover on all debt and cap unsecured lending at 10% to 25% of yearly turnover. Rates assumed: 10% to 18%.

Loan log

3 lenders found, 3 still being paid · £2,456 a month in live repayments · checked against 500 lender names
LenderTypeStatusPer monthRepaidDrawnSeen
YouLend
Cash advance / revenue-based finance Live
Paid daily
£949 £5,714
184 payments
– Mar 26 – Aug 26
Liberis
Cash advance / revenue-based finance Live
Paid daily
£830 £4,998
184 payments
– Mar 26 – Aug 26
365 Business Finance
Cash advance / revenue-based finance Live
Paid daily
£677 £2,725
123 payments
£6,000
1 × · last 6 May
May 26 – Aug 26

Cash P&L

What came in and went out of the bank, laid out like a profit and loss. Cash basis: amounts count in the month they were paid.
Cash profit before loan payments
£816/mo
Cash profit after loan payments
-£1,423/mo
Months in profit after loans
1 of 6
TotalPer month
Customer receipts£53,341£8,890
Trading income£53,341£8,890
Wages and salaries-£17,400-£2,900
Rent and premises-£9,900-£1,650
Other costs-£21,143-£3,524
Running costs-£48,443-£8,074
Cash profit before loan payments£4,898£816
Loan and advance repayments-£13,437-£2,240
Loan payments-£13,437-£2,240
Cash profit after loan payments-£8,539-£1,423
New loans paid in£6,000£1,000
To directors and shareholders-£5,400-£900
Other money in and out£600£100
Change in bank balance-£7,939-£1,323
Month by month
Mar 26Apr 26May 26Jun 26Jul 26Aug 26
Customer receipts £10,443£9,629£9,444£8,457£8,132£7,236
Trading income £10,443£9,629£9,444£8,457£8,132£7,236
Wages and salaries -£2,900-£2,900-£2,900-£2,900-£2,900-£2,900
Rent and premises -£1,650-£1,650-£1,650-£1,650-£1,650-£1,650
Other costs -£2,523-£4,309-£3,437-£3,387-£3,543-£3,944
Running costs -£7,073-£8,859-£7,987-£7,937-£8,093-£8,494
Cash profit before loan payments £3,370£770£1,457£520£39-£1,258
Loan and advance repayments -£1,791-£1,747-£2,530-£2,412-£2,477-£2,480
Loan payments -£1,791-£1,747-£2,530-£2,412-£2,477-£2,480
Cash profit after loan payments £1,579-£977-£1,073-£1,892-£2,438-£3,738
New loans paid in ––£6,000–––
To directors and shareholders -£900-£900-£900-£900-£900-£900
Other money in and out -£900-£900£5,100-£900-£900-£900
Change in bank balance £679-£1,877£4,027-£2,792-£3,338-£4,638

Money out is shown as negative. The first and last months may be part months. Wages, rent, HMRC and loans are picked out by name; everything else paid out counts as other costs.

Things lenders will ask about

Stacked: 3 cash advances running at the same time (YouLend, Liberis, 365 Business Finance).
4 returned or unpaid payments.
Overdrawn on 97 days (longest run 65 days, lowest balance -£8,923).
No HMRC payments seen. Lenders may ask how VAT and PAYE are paid.
Gambling: £1,638 paid to betting or gaming sites.

Director and shareholder money

Paid in by directors / shareholders£0 (0)
Paid out to directors / shareholders£5,400 (6)
Net-£5,400

Matched against directors and people with significant control on Companies House. Money paid in may be a director's loan to the business; lenders often ask for it to be postponed. Dividends are left out.

LoanLogs · Verified by ExactSum · 2 Sep 2026, 09:14 · 822 transactions from 31 pages Indicative only, based on bank statements. Not a credit decision or an offer of finance.