If your cash flow is running low and you need working capital now, then a short-term loan with shorter repayment periods may be exactly what your business needs. As a small business owner, loans are a big commitment, not to mention a big risk. You can predict your financial future, but that doesn’t mean it […]
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No matter the phase of business you are currently in, starting, maintaining, or growing, working capital is essential for day-to-day operations. If you are just starting out, you may need a lump sum to create a solid foundation. If you’re maintaining, you may need capital to pay your employees or order new equipment. Lastly if […]
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New York City is quite the hot spot when it comes to thriving businesses, busy workforce, and new opportunities, and is therefore very expensive to start or operate a small business in. Originally, choosing the location in which your business would live and grow was a no-brainer. From the first look, NYC is a bustling […]
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Knowledge is the real power when you want to pick the right financing option for your small business. Knowing a few things here and there helps you make smart choices when comparing different loans. If you know the most common terms used in the finance industry, you can also get something better than usual while […]
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Challenges and responsibilities walk side by side when running a small business. Additional capital options such as SBA loans, term loans, business lines of credit, etc. can be of great help in resolving these issues. With access to additional working capital, you can easily get through challenging times. In this post, we’ll put some light […]
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As small business owners, there are numerous reasons to have a credit card. For instance, a credit card can help keep track of your business expenses. It can also offer opportunities to earn points or rewards after certain purchases. Finally, it can help you secure funds to finance your business if you do not qualify […]
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It is inevitable: what comes up, must come down. The U.S economy constantly goes through high and low phases that generally last between 1 and 3 years. But since the recovery from the 2008 housing market crash. The U.S economy has been steadily growing, and some wonder when this phase could end. We are overdue […]
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