As we move further into 2021, it is time to focus on a new set of challenges and opportunities. Many farmers are becoming increasingly aware on how adapt and transform their business to meet market demand, in order to provide a suitable foundation for a futureproof farming enterprise.
Farming businesses are typically built on strong family values and planning for the future may trigger complex conversations which may be difficult to have. Succession planning can lead your business toward significant benefits while helping to mitigate long-term challenges that can impact the sustainability of a farming business. Oxbury want to provide the best opportunities for your farming business to prosper in the long-term, as more sons and daughters prepare to lead us into a new future for British agriculture.
How can savings support a sustainable future?
Typically, profit from a farm business is invested straight back into the farm business to support cash flow pressures. At Oxbury, all of our products are designed to support farmers cashflow challenges by offering the chance to borrow and save on a longer-term basis to support the long-term financial sustainability of the farm business.
Oxbury Farm Credit helps farmers by enabling them purchase farm inputs when they need them and pay at a time that suits their cashflow.
Oxbury Farm Business Savings Accounts work to put reserve cash to better use and build up cash for the future with exclusive rates for British farmers that cannot be found elsewhere. For this bonus there are no specific weight limits or dry matter content to meet. For this bonus all you need to be is an active farmer.
Our 1 Year Bond Account will accrue interest over the 12 months and pay out at maturity, whereas in our 95-Day Notice Account, funds are more readily available, and interest is paid monthly.
Lastly, our Oxbury Farm Loans include bespoke long-term financing arrangements to support succession planning, so that the family farm can pass to the next generation without creating any additional difficulty when making this important personal and business decision.
Visit www.oxbury.com today to learn how you can prepare for the future of your farm business.
Farming businesses are typically built on strong family values and planning for the future may trigger complex conversations which may be difficult to have. Succession planning can lead your business toward significant benefits while helping to mitigate long-term challenges that can impact the sustainability of a farming business. Oxbury want to provide the best opportunities for your farming business to prosper in the long-term, as more sons and daughters prepare to lead us into a new future for British agriculture.
How can savings support a sustainable future?
Typically, profit from a farm business is invested straight back into the farm business to support cash flow pressures. At Oxbury, all of our products are designed to support farmers cashflow challenges by offering the chance to borrow and save on a longer-term basis to support the long-term financial sustainability of the farm business.
Oxbury Farm Credit helps farmers by enabling them purchase farm inputs when they need them and pay at a time that suits their cashflow.
Oxbury Farm Business Savings Accounts work to put reserve cash to better use and build up cash for the future with exclusive rates for British farmers that cannot be found elsewhere. For this bonus there are no specific weight limits or dry matter content to meet. For this bonus all you need to be is an active farmer.
Our 1 Year Bond Account will accrue interest over the 12 months and pay out at maturity, whereas in our 95-Day Notice Account, funds are more readily available, and interest is paid monthly.
Lastly, our Oxbury Farm Loans include bespoke long-term financing arrangements to support succession planning, so that the family farm can pass to the next generation without creating any additional difficulty when making this important personal and business decision.
Visit www.oxbury.com today to learn how you can prepare for the future of your farm business.
