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  1. G

    Chase bank

    Just back from accountants and in casual conversation open an investment account instant access 2.7% interest payment and interest added monthly anyone dealing with these
  2. S

    OAD milking for dairy entrant

    Hello all, After wanting to go into milk for a few year I've eventually hit the age I could start up. The family where not wanting to start up again for the reason of it being hard to get relief milkers and not wanting me to knacker myself milking twice a day all year. So after seeing a few...
  3. Exfarmer

    Moving money

    We have had many posts in the past regarding money movement, cheques etc taking 5-7 days to be credited. Or worse! Today my wife with my full approval and after careful research moved a large sum from our traditional UK bank to an upstart which is offering 25 times the interest. Some years back...
  4. paul&mandy

    Invoice terms

    Really struggling to get people to pay within 30 days as per our terms. What's the best way about this? Feel like sending a chase up invoice on day 31 with an X amount admin for our time of doing so.
  5. Grassman

    Security for land purchase

    Hi. Has anyone experience of what security is required for land purchase nowadays? I am considering a purchase of around 30 acres but the lender wants the farm as security as well as the piece of land. And they are only lending 65% of land value. I sort of assumed the land itself would be more...
  6. johnspeehs

    Borrowing for land

    Any recommendations for a none high street bank to borrow with for land, not a fortune but I'm loosing the will with the high street banks, as much use as a chocolate fire guard.
  7. C

    Oxbury

    Looking at testing the market for a new bank, heard positive things but don't personally know any local farmers who have dealt with them... Thoughts/experiences, please?
  8. Anymulewilldo

    Confessions of the Sheep/Beef Cattle/Pig Addicts

    This is a thread for those who feel guilty about cluttering up dear old GUTH’s beloved price tracker with the chit chat that stop us all being that miserable our families would throw us all out to sit with the dog in the porch. All are welcome, you can even post prices if you want. The only rule...
  9. Guiggs

    Taking on 200 acres.. how to finance it?

    So I've been offered 200 acres of grazing on my doorstep. It really is a once in a lifetime opportunity for me as land just doesn't come up round here, certainly not on that scale to rent but that's going to take a significant amount of money to stock etc... I'd be thinking of mainly putting...
  10. A

    Financing a secondhand tractor

    Hello all hope your all well through your respective harvests.... just picking some brains... I'm v old school always brought up on if you can't afford it then do without ect and save till you can afford it ect... no money borrowed..no debt just make do and mend ....around 3 yrs ago I bought a...
  11. Agriland RSS

    Seven young Welsh farmers receive scholarship boost

    Written by William Kellett from Agriland Seven young farmers from across Wales have financially benefited from this year’s Gareth Raw Rees Memorial Travel Scholarship. A total of £3,800 has been awarded by the management committee to scholars wishing to broaden their knowledge of...
  12. nelly55

    Bank of England

    So rumour has it interest rates to go up again by .5%,how can they reduce inflation by hitting the public to cut spending yet energy etc constantly going up.They now want food prices down to help but does that mean they expect industry etc to run at a loss .I just can’t get my head round the...
  13. F

    Ag/Commercial mortgages

    Does anyone have any experience in low deposit mortgages where there is a high amount of business income but the property is also residental? For example poultry unit with a house. We've found somewhere we could potentially buy but high street banks are struggling a bit as the income to pay the...
  14. Oxbury Bank

    Oxbury’s Flexi-Credit - Milk Cheque is only available to eligible British dairy farmers, providing an additional line of working capital credit.

    Operating in a similar way to an overdraft and on more competitive terms, it allows farmers to draw down from their approved credit limit and transfer money instantly into their main bank account to pay back when it suits their cashflow, with a minimum repayment of 5% per month plus interest...
  15. Oxbury Bank

    Oxbury Bank: How the dairy sector is facing significant changes in the years ahead

    The dairy sector faces significant change in the years ahead, given a combination of the road to net zero, removal of Basic Payments and introduction of new environmental schemes. Throw in aging infrastructure, limited labour availability and the need for succession planning and there’s a lot...
  16. Cope Seeds News

    Cope Seeds adds Terravesta AthenaTM to its portfolio

    Cope Seeds adds Terravesta AthenaTM to its portfolio In an industry first, Cope Seeds and Grain is partnering with Miscanthus specialist, Terravesta, to market its rhizome hybrid Terravesta Athena. The new opportunity has been launched to help support the growing need to decarbonise the...
  17. Cope Seeds News

    Cope Seeds adds Terravesta AthenaTM to its portfolio

    Cope Seeds adds Terravesta AthenaTM to its portfolio In an industry first, Cope Seeds and Grain is partnering with Miscanthus specialist, Terravesta, to market its rhizome hybrid Terravesta Athena. The new opportunity has been launched to help support the growing need to decarbonise the...
  18. Cope Seeds News

    Cope Seeds adds Terravesta AthenaTM to its portfolio

    Cope Seeds adds Terravesta AthenaTM to its portfolio In an industry first, Cope Seeds and Grain is partnering with Miscanthus specialist, Terravesta, to market its rhizome hybrid Terravesta Athena. The new opportunity has been launched to help support the growing need to decarbonise the...
  19. Oxbury Bank

    Oxbury’s Flexi-Credit - Milk Cheque is only available to eligible British dairy farmers, providing an additional line of working capital credit.

    Operating in a similar way to an overdraft and on more competitive terms, it allows farmers to draw down from their approved credit limit and transfer money instantly into their main bank account to pay back when it suits their cashflow, with a minimum repayment of 5% per month plus interest...
  20. N

    Has anybody got any experience of Oxbury Bank.

    HI All Just wondered if any has used the Oxbury bank 5 day notice account. As it is a new bank would be interested to see peoples opinions both +ve and -ve. Cheers paul
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