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20 Jun New! Our Free Business-Loan eBooks. Read ‘em and Reap

Posted at 05:00h in Blog, Business, Commercial Real Estate, Short Term Loans, Small Business Funding, Working Capital And Business Loans

“When businesses get help, their success rate is 80%; when they don’t, their failure rate is 50% - 80%,” says Claudia Viek, CEO of the California Association for Micro Enterprise Opportunity. And it’s facts like that that underscore the importance of a business being able...

13 Jun Business Bridge Loan: Fill the Pre-Funding Gap

Posted at 05:00h in Blog, Business, Short Term Loans, Small Business Funding, Working Capital And Business Loans

What if Hollywood made a movie about a business owner in need of immediate funds? In the opening scene, we see a business owner negotiating for some long-term financing or investment that will move the company forward. The deal is nearly finalized, just a few...

08 Jun 5 Ways to Prepare for the Next Business Lending Bubble

Posted at 11:24h in Blog, Business, Small Business Funding, Working Capital And Business Loans

By Jules Dalsey, Quote 2 Fund Founder What if your bank hadn't cut business lines of credit, recalled or turned them into term loans while cutting additional capital access, would your business be in a different situation today? What if I tell you that sooner or later...

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06 Jun Business Lines of Credit: Flexible Cash

Posted at 09:30h in Blog, Business, Small Business Funding, Working Capital And Business Loans

It’s the slow season, and you need capital to order next season’s stock. Where do you turn? Many businesses will opt for short-term business loans or merchant cash advances to take care of their expenses when revenue slows to a trickle. What they don’t know...

02 Jun Business Loans for Women: 3 Popular Approaches

Posted at 09:37h in Blog, Business, Small Business Funding, Working Capital And Business Loans

Marcia Cubitt and Carrie Charlick have been in business for 13 years. Their company, Essential Body Wear, puts a racy spin on the traditional "Tupperware party;" now a multi-million dollar business, these two moms from Michigan have put lingerie parties on the map. And yet,...

17 May Commercial Real Estate Loans: You Have Choices

Posted at 07:00h in Working Capital And Business Loans

** Image courtesy of Flickr.com Banks, credit unions, the Small Business Administration and online funding brokers are all good sources for commercial real estate loans. But, which one is right for you? Let’s take a look at several of the most popular options, so you can...

10 May Working Capital: Line of Credit or Credit Card?

Posted at 07:00h in Working Capital And Business Loans

You're just starting a new business and you need cash to help things get off the ground. Or you're existing business is growing and you need money in order to keep up with the demands of expanding. Each scenario is unique. But, they do have...

04 May 3 Popular Business Loans for Beginners

Posted at 01:46h in Working Capital And Business Loans

You've got a killer idea for a new business. Perhaps you’re a young restaurateur, an aspiring brewmaster or an up-and-coming landscape architect. You’ve got the experience, the product, the passion and the vision. But, being able to hang out that OPEN sign requires one more...

11 Mar Business Installment Loans vs. Business Credit Cards?

Posted at 21:28h in Small Business Funding, Working Capital And Business Loans

Do you need funding for your business? There are a ton of options available. One question customers ask all the time: "Are small business installment loans better, or should I just use (or apply for) business credit cards?" Our answer usually depends on the answer to one simple...

12 Feb What is a Merchant Cash Advance?

Posted at 20:11h in Small Business Funding, Working Capital And Business Loans

Need money for your business? When searching for business funding, you'll find many offers for merchant cash advances. A lot the information out there seems pretty confusing, doesn't it? There's a good reason for that: Some companies that offer merchant advances try to obscure the real terms Some other...