Buy Into a Business, Without the Stress
Business Acquisition Finance
Funding designed to help you purchase an existing business. Whether you’re buying a franchise, taking over an established business, or buying out a partner, our acquisition finance options are tailored to support your big move – with minimal fuss and maximum flexibility.
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Business Acquisition Finance Benefits
At Lyft Money, we specialise in helping buyers secure the right funding to take over or invest in a business. With access to a wide range of lenders and tailored options, we make sure you have the right support behind you from start to settlement.
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Finance options from $50K to $5M+
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Flexible structures including partial buyouts
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Use for business goodwill, equipment, or property
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Secured and unsecured options available
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Suitable for franchise, SME, or partner buy-ins
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Dedicated support from application to settlement
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Competitive rates from a national lender panel
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Use personal or business financials to apply


Why Choose Lyft Money?
Access the right funding to grow, invest, and manage cash flow with confidence. Whether you’re expanding, purchasing equipment, or need working capital, Lyft Money provides tailored finance solutions to support your business.
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Finance for all business types
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Flexible loan options
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Fast approvals
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Competitive rates from 6.24%.
Our Services
Business Acquisition Finance
Fund a New Venture or Expansion
Whether you’re buying in or buying out, we help you secure the right funding for the next step.
Buy Without Breaking the Bank
Get a Deal Done Faster
Finance Tailored to Your Needs
Backed by Business Experts
Nationwide Access to Capital
What, When, Who?
What is Business Acquisition Finance?
Business acquisition finance is funding used to buy an existing business, take over a franchise, or acquire a stake in a company. It can be structured in many ways depending on what you’re purchasing – including goodwill, equipment, premises, or intellectual property.
This type of finance is often tailored, with repayment terms aligned to the expected income of the business you’re acquiring.
When Should You Use Business Acquisition Finance?
This is ideal when:
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You're buying out a business partner
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Taking over a competitor or complementary business
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Purchasing a franchise or licensed business
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Investing in a profitable business model
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Wanting to expand your portfolio or take control of operations
Who Is It Great For?
Perfect for:
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Experienced operators buying their next business
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First-time owners taking over a proven model
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Business partnerships transitioning to single ownership
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Franchise buyers or brand licensees
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Investors with strong financial backing
Our Services
Lyft Money Acquisition Finance
Buy With Confidence
Tailored Terms for Business Owners
Fast Decisions That Keep Deals Alive
Advice From People Who’ve Done It
Our Service
Business acquisition finance is about more than getting a loan – it’s about getting the right funding to take control, step up, and own your future
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Frequently asked questions
Find answers to commonly asked questions. If you still need help, feel free to contact us by clicking the blue button below.
1. What is business acquisition finance?
It’s a loan designed to help you buy an existing business or franchise – including goodwill, assets, and stock.
2. Do I need a deposit?
Most lenders will require some contribution – either in cash or equity – but 100% finance may be available in some cases.
3. What documents do I need?
You’ll need business plans, financials of the target business, and your personal financials.
4. Can I buy out a business partner using this finance?
Yes, business acquisition loans can also be used for partner buyouts and shareholder restructures.
5. How is the loan assessed?
Lenders look at the financial performance of the target business, your experience, and your ability to repay the loan.