Business Loans
Business financing can help with working capital, equipment, inventory, expansion, or cash-flow gaps. The right product depends on your business history, revenue, credit profile, industry, and use of funds.
Common Business Funding Options
- Term loans: lump-sum funding repaid over a set term.
- Lines of credit: flexible access to funds up to a limit.
- Equipment financing: funding tied to equipment purchases.
- Invoice financing: advances based on unpaid invoices.
- Business credit cards: revolving credit for smaller expenses.
- SBA loans: government-backed loans made by approved lenders.
What Lenders May Review
- Time in business
- Monthly or annual revenue
- Personal and business credit
- Cash flow
- Industry
- Collateral
- Existing debt
- Intended use of funds
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