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There are many ways of raising the capital needed to grow a business, yet many companies default to a traditional cash flow-based loan. Asset-based lending is a lesser-known financing option that may make more sense.
As a result of Nevada Supreme Court Rule 217, the interest paid by financial institutions on Interest on Lawyer Trust Accounts, directly supports legal assistance programs for those unable to pay for legal services.
Even though a business generates significant assets it may still experience cash shortages. It may grow so rapidly that the company’s cash flow is not aligned with traditional borrowing requirements.
The dynamic economic conditions of 2022 won’t smooth out any time soon. But the economic forecast isn’t all bad, and may hold promise for a robust private sector.
When you’re thinking about a small business loan, it’s helpful to have a clear understanding of your needs before you go to lenders. With these four questions, you can plan your approach.
Whether you need new equipment, a larger space or more staff, the 5 Cs of Credit can help you borrow to increase your liquidity and achieve your business goals.
It’s no secret that the U.S. economy has been facing high inflation and interest rates, but what do these trends mean for businesses in the coming months and years?