Are you in a cash crunch due to being over-leveraged by cash advances? There are several ways to solve the dilemma, very often by involving collateral or by making your daily payments easier to manage.
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A Business Line of Credit is as simple as cash deposited into your business bank account. Draw on your business line of credit to get more working capital, buy inventory, handle seasonal cash flow gaps or address almost any other business emergency or opportunity.
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With the various forms of account receivable financing you get advanced based on your outstanding invoices right away, rather than waiting 90 days. Use your invoices as collateral for a line of credit - invoices for work done to credit-worthy institutions is one of the best assets a business can have.
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An SBA and traditional term loans are lump sums of cash paid back with monthly payments, over a fixed period of time, generally amortized. A longer term allows for lower payments, which allows for a higher capital injection .A mortgage is the best known example of a term loan.
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Several loan products assist launching or funding a small business, including business or personal credit cards, credit builders and even equipment financing. Excellent personal credit will generally be necessary.
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Are you in a cash crunch, and need working capital yesterday, do not already have a line of credit established, or your line of credit is not providing enough liquidity? Then a Merchant Cash Advance is an ideal solution.
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