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Business Lending: In Need of Short Term Capital?

Small businesses and companies have cash flow fluctuations which can sometimes be hard to manage. Sales are unpredictable and emergencies happen and a shortage for working capital can easily occur. A bank credit line is perfect for these situations but what if your bank line is near capacity? Getting cash quickly, within a week, can be tricky. As we noted, if you have good accounts receivables, Factoring is a fast, effective way to get capital but if you’re in a business with minimal receivables we have another great solution; Short Term Working Capital Loans.
 
We offer Short Term Working Capital Loans with the following features:
 
  • Simple one-page application
  • Loans from $5,000 to $150,000
  • Fixed interest and fixed payments
  • Daily micro-payments collected only on business days
  • 6, 9, 12, 15 and 18 month loan terms
  • A decision in 2 business days & funding within 7 days
 
As a multi-source business lender, we feel this solution fits a gap which many businesses can experience. It is another “tool” in your tool box of resources when trying to get working capital or finance new equipment. The program is based on average business bank balances or merchant account transactions –positive activity in either area can get you a quick approval to new capital.
 
 What can we do for YOU today?
 

2 Comments to Business Lending: In Need of Short Term Capital?:

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Liz on Tuesday, February 28, 2012 7:16 PM
In cases like a bad credit record, are you still giving a short-term business loan approval or it will depend on bad the credit score is? Does the loan include interest for overdue payments?
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Affordable Business Insurance on Thursday, March 29, 2012 7:47 AM
It's good to see creative financing strategies still do exist. appreciate the insight.
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