March 5, 2013 / by Sam Baitz / Lending Industry
The small business lending industry is not struggling simply because banks are refusing to lend money in this economy, small businesses are also unwilling to borrow in many instances. According to a recent study by Thompson Reuters and Paynet, business owners took out fewer loans in the month of January. The Small Business Lending Index […]
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Small Businesses Refrain from Borrowing
March 5, 2013 / by Sam Baitz / Lending Industry
The small business lending industry is not struggling simply because banks are refusing to lend money in this economy, small businesses are also unwilling to borrow in many instances. According to a recent study by Thompson Reuters and Paynet, business owners took out fewer loans in the month of January. The Small Business Lending Index […]
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Answering the Business Loan Conundrum
June 3, 2012 / by Sam Baitz / Lending Industry
The economy continues to go through these tumultuous swings seeking a recovery from the 2008 financial crisis. A report came out this past Friday detailing the slowdown in hiring by U.S. employers and it sparked a sell-off in the stock market. Some reports suggest that job growth is slowing because small business owners are reluctant […]
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Merchant Cash Advance: Saving Small Businesses
December 24, 2011 / by Sam Baitz / Lending Industry
The credit gap still exists between small to medium sized businesses and banks. It is not just a bad economy that has banks tightening their lending practices. There are many reasons that a bank can refuse to give a company a business loan or line of credit; company owners can be refused for time in […]
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