Money laundry, has been a part of our economic societies for as long as one may care to recall the term itself dates to the early 20th century when the Italians used laundromats to provide an inconspicuous and seemingly legal facade to criminal money ever since, the act of money laundering, has evolved just as quickly as if not quicker than the laws meant to curb it.

A bridging loan is a type of short-term business finance designed to get you from A to B by bridging a gap in your finances for a short to medium time period. It’s commonly used by property buyers and investors, but is suitable for a range of other business purposes too. When you take out bridging finance, the lender will usually have a first or second legal charge against your property.