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Media Release: NSW SMEs hit hardest by rising wages and red tape costs
ScotPacRising wages and compliance costs top the list of growing cost pressures for Australian SMEs, with small and medium businesses in NSW the most heavily impacted.
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Supply chain problems continue to plague SMEs
A new survey by SME lender ScotPac has found 100% of Australian SMEs have been hit by supply chain disruptions and, as a result, two in three are increasing their prices.
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Supply chain issues drive SME alternate funding support: ScotPac
Rising inflation and increased costs are being offset — or absorbed — by Australian SMEs quite differently, ScotPac’s latest Growth Index has revealed.
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46% of SMEs on track for business growth: ScotPac
Roughly one in every two SMEs are struggling to hit their 2022 business targets, with access to finance tipped as a key factor.
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Compliance, cash flow top SME stresses: ScotPac
Concerns around navigating government grants, cash flow, and “skyrocketing” staffing issues are front and centre for small-business owners, according to a survey.
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Over 50% Aussie SMEs forecasting revenue growth in H2 2021: ScotPac
With border closures and lockdown restrictions changing on a regular basis, SME owners are looking beyond these limitations to see how their businesses can adapt and grow.
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The banks are facing a loan default tsunami
Mon, September 28, 2020 Australia  CBA ,Reserve Bank of Australia ,Debt ,Financial Results ,Interest Rates ,LendingMartin Smith at East and Partners says CBA has been on the front foot when it comes to the changes in responsible lending rules. But Smith says the RBA has nowhere left to move and may have to walk back its negative rates discourse.