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Small Business Loans for Veterans

May 23, 2019 / by Dena Landon / Business Financing

Small Business Loans for Veterans Veterans have all the tools they need to find success as small business owners. Discipline, focus, and the ability to set and achieve a goal. Did you know that the Play it Again Sports franchise was started by an Army veteran? Other businesses started by veterans include a tutoring service, […]

The Bad Name Business Cash Advances Has Earned. Is It Just?

March 18, 2015 / by Sam Baitz / Business Financing

When you hear the words “business cash advances,” you probably automatically cringe. In fact, I bet it wouldn’t be far off to say that the first thing that popped into your mind was something like high interest rates or money sharks. However, when it comes to borrowing money from a lender or getting money from […]

Should Jewelers Buy More Stock Before the Holidays?

October 31, 2014 / by Sam Baitz / Business Financing

The holidays are considered one of the best times of the year to buy jewelry. With the joy of the holidays comes the promise of special sales, especially for befuddled lovers across the country in a hurry to find the perfect gift for their sweetheart. In order to take advantage of this situation, it’s important […]

Entreprenurs Can Ignore the Allure of Venture Capital Money

June 7, 2013 / by Sam Baitz / Business Financing

The Internet has been a great place to start up a company and achieve overnight success. It is often revealed that most of these web ventures have acquired some sort of secondary funding on top of their own personal seed money. This secondary funding usually comes from venture capitalists, and it comes at an enormous […]

Family & Investors are a Bad Business Loan Recipe

March 27, 2013 / by Sam Baitz / Business Financing

In today’s depressing economic times a number of businesses find it hard to survive. Running a business today is not only about facing competition, all competitors have to face an abysmal economy. This has single handedly left too many businesses with an overwhelming amount of debt. The economy has affected all businesses, including banks. That […]

Merchant Cash Advances Help Veteran Business Loan Seekers

February 13, 2013 / by Sam Baitz / Business Financing

Many veterans in this country come back from active duty and start their own business. Many of these patriotic entrepreneurs are disciplined from their military life and are committed in their business life as well. Unfortunately, the economy is very cyclical and a lot of these businesses come under hard financial times. Often these veteran […]

Business Loans with No Credit Check

December 7, 2012 / by Sam Baitz / Business Financing

Business Loans with No Credit Check Researching, applying for, and being approved for a small business loan can seem like an impossible task when you are trying to run a business at the same time. Banks require large amounts of documentation which takes time and energy to pull together and prepare. If you are new […]

A Detailed Analysis of a Business Cash Advance

November 5, 2012 / by Sam Baitz / Business Financing

Many business owners hear the term business cash advance but have no idea what it is or how it differs from a business loan offered by banks. A business cash advance also known as a merchant cash advance is a financial loan alternative to traditional business loans offered for individuals who have bad credit or […]

Bad Credit Business Loans: A Holiday Must

September 16, 2012 / by Sam Baitz / Business Financing

The holiday shopping season is coming and many small and medium sized businesses are feeling the pinch of the slow economy. Many of the small companies are operating without adequate employee or inventory levels to handle the additional customer spending that comes with the Christmas Season. Getting the extra funding to help meet the holiday […]

Obamacare, Your Business and Working Capital Loans

August 24, 2012 / by Sam Baitz / Business Financing

If you own a small business or are planning to start one, you probably already know that the costs of start-up and working capital are immensely complex. If you’re someone in a commercial industry, you probably already know that you have to spend the most on labor – because your people are your most important […]

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