Feb 6, 2019 | Small Business, Working Capital
A business line of credit offers new businesses with more flexibility compared to a traditional business loan. This type of financing lets you borrow money up to a certain limit (credit limit), and you only have to pay interest for the amount you’ve borrowed....
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Feb 1, 2019 | Equipment Loans, SBA Loan, Small Business, Working Capital
There are numerous loan options for doctors and other medical professionals looking to finance their own medical practice, such as a medical practice line of credit and SBA loans. Selecting the right funding for you and your business depends on the following factors:...
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Jan 31, 2019 | Invoice Financing, Small Business, Working Capital
The supplier financing program falls under supply chain financing, also known as reverse factoring. This type of financing can help improve cash flow and overall business operations. It also provides companies with credit facilities to purchase goods needed for growth...
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Jan 29, 2019 | Small Business, Working Capital
Accounts payable financing, also known as trade credit or vendor financing, is a new form of credit where businesses borrow money from a vendor in order to purchase said vendor’s goods or services. Just like invoice factoring, qualifying for an accounts payable...
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Jan 28, 2019 | SBA Loan, Small Business, Working Capital
It’s no secret that first-time farmers may have a hard time qualifying for a farm loan. As with other businesses, it’s difficult to secure financing if you don’t have an existing history of sales and operation. That said, there are ways to increase your chances for...
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Jan 25, 2019 | Small Business, Working Capital
If there’s one thing you need to do before applying for a medical business loan, it’s plan. Working with banks or private lenders can be easy or difficult – it all boils down to how prepared you are. Thorough planning and preparation are crucial to the success of your...
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