Category Archives: Loans

Poor credit business loans are for small business owners who do not have great credit. They are for small business owners who do not have collateral to offer in order to secure a loan. Poor credit business loans are for … Continue reading →

Typically, poor credit is described as a credit score between 580 and 640. Having such a low credit score can make getting an apartment, cell phone, home loan, or buying a car a very difficult process, if not impossible. But … Continue reading →

Yahoo recently featured a Business Week article naming states that have seen “shortfalls in tax revenue in their fiscal 2009 budgets.” California has seen the highest shortcoming, with a deficit of over $22 billion, while the shortcomings of Florida, Nevada, … Continue reading →

The Problem: You want money for your business. You want to expand. You want to offer more services to more customers and possibly even open a new store. This probably does not sound like a problem, in fact, it sounds … Continue reading →

It has long been said that in order to receive a business loan, a potential borrower must meet and posses the “Five Cs” of credit. Character, capacity, collateral, conditions and capital are all assessed when applying for a business loan … Continue reading →

If you are like many other business owners, you are probably trying to figure out how to get the most out of your business, and how to make your business work for you. Increasing advertising, upgrading equipment and purchasing inventory … Continue reading →

Many merchant business owners may have not yet gotten a credit card advance because they are unaware of the many benefits they can bring a business. Accustomed to traditional methods of business financing, some small business owners opt not to … Continue reading →

The number of minority owned businesses has been steadily increasing since 1982. According to statistics released by the Small Business Administration in 2007, between 1982 and 1997 “…the number of minority-owned firms increased at a rate of 8.5 percent per … Continue reading →

Credit cards are becoming more and more widely used in the United States, making credit card advances an increasingly relevant method of business financing for small businesses in particular. In 2006, there were over 984 million bank-issued Visa and MasterCard … Continue reading →

In the midst of a credit crunch, big banks say they are still willing to provide small business loans, but only to those whom they feel are capable of repayment. Obviously, one of the major factors that banks use to … Continue reading →