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As a small business owner, you know that having enough cash flow is crucial to your operations. Because of this, it’s possible that you’ve taken out additional funding from a lender.

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If you’re a small business owner, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of Small Business Administration (SBA) loans. The SBA doesn’t lend money directly to small businesses; instead, it partners with participating lenders.

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When you have a bad credit score, getting approved for equipment financing might seem impossible. Although qualifying for traditional equipment financing when you have a low credit score can be difficult, there are options other...

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As a small business owner, additional financing is often necessary to meet short-term working capital needs, pay for last-minute expenses, or take advantage of business opportunities when cash flow is erratic.

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In 2019, the Small Business Administration (SBA) guaranteed over $28 billion loan funds to small businesses that otherwise wouldn’t have had access to capital. That’s no small sum, but it’s a tiny fraction of the...

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Term loans come in many shapes and sizes and vary based on many types of financing lenders. Banks, credit unions, online lenders, and SBA lenders all provide term loan options that may fit your needs....

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As a small business owner, access to working capital is critical for survival, from smoothing gaps in cash flow to hiring new employees and expanding your product line or services.

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Suppose you're choosing among several plumbers to fix your leaky sink. Most likely, you'll hire the plumber who has been fixing leaky sinks for the longest time over the new business owner. After all, you'd...

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Although nonprofit organizations don’t seek profits, they still need money to remain operational. In fact, some small business owners seek funding to grow their nonprofit programs and cover other costs. Business loans can provide access...

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