by Balustrade Creative | Sep 10, 2019 | Alternative Business Financing, Business Financing, Financial Advice
How do you go about finding the perfect lender for your business? When your business needs additional funding to make payroll, purchase new equipment, expansion, ensure cash flow, or any number of reasons – how do you decide who to go with? Do you call your local...
by Balustrade Creative | Aug 16, 2019 | Alternative Business Financing, Financial Advice
So you’re in need of a business loan – lucky for you there are a ton of options. You can always go to your local bank or one of the other big banks in your area. Or you can secure a loan through an online alternative lender. You know what a bank is, but you...
by sbf | Nov 28, 2016 | Alternative Business Financing, Small Business Funding, Working Capital
Are Fast Working Capital Loans the Solution to Your Everyday Business Needs? In a small business, profits are not realized immediately, making it difficult at times to keep up with the day to day expenses that small businesses incur. Fast working capital loans can...
by sbf | Nov 15, 2016 | Alternative Business Financing, Small Business Funding, Working Capital
Business owners know that a sudden need for working capital sources happens with more frequency than they anticipated, and often at the most inopportune time. Banks take too long to process loans and even then there is no guarantee of approval. This leaves a business...
by sbf | Nov 14, 2016 | Alternative Business Financing, Business Cash Advance, Small Business Funding, Working Capital
Up until 2009, when business owners needed an influx of cash to expand, buy equipment, or even just take care of their daily needs, they went to the local bank. Then the financial industry bottomed out, and banks grew very wary of giving out any type of loan. This...
by sbf | Oct 11, 2016 | Alternative Business Financing, Small Business Funding, Working Capital
Within the last 10 years the market for high risk small business loans has increased dramatically. One of the main reasons is because banks are not lending to small businesses. This is due to regulatory constraints and “old school” underwriting. High risk...
