How to read a Key Information Sheet (KIS) in 60 seconds
A page-by-page guide to the KIS document — what to look for, what each number means, and what to ask if anything looks off.
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A page-by-page guide to the KIS document — what to look for, what each number means, and what to ask if anything looks off.
We have refreshed the customer portal to make it easier to track your loan, sign documents, make payments and download statements. Here is what has changed.
Credicorp Limited is an independent UK lender, registered in England and Wales. We are not connected with the Peruvian Credicorp group or any similarly named overseas firm.
When a lender pulls your business credit file, what they're really seeing isn't one report — it's three. Here's a plain-English guide to who the UK business CRAs are, what they each know about you, and how to fix what's wrong.
Business borrowers have no Financial Ombudsman. The BBRS tried to fill that gap but had real limits — here is the honest picture, and why we say so.
Vulnerability in business finance is not a stigma — it covers any circumstances that change how a lender should communicate with you. Here is how Credicorp handles it and what to do if it applies.
An anonymised case study of a limited-company courier that used a small, short-term loan to repair its van fast and keep its contracts running.
The boiler fails on a Tuesday. A pipe bursts in the kitchen. The delivery van blows a head gasket. Emergency repairs don't wait for ideal cashflow — and short-term finance is often the difference between trading and stopping.
CONC rules explained: the FCA's Consumer Credit sourcebook governs consumer and credit products for individuals. Here is what it covers and why it does not govern lending to a UK limited company.
A 3-minute read on the practical controls that protect customer data at Credicorp, written for a director who isn't an IT specialist.
We have integrated a specialist payment processor for card payments, so your card details are handled securely by the processor and never stored by us.
There comes a point with any piece of business equipment where the next repair costs more than the residual value. Knowing when to stop fixing and start financing a replacement is the small-business call this article is about.
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