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If your small business can prove steady growth of cash inflows that require an upfront investment to produce more revenue, cash flow funding may be ideal.

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When you shop around for a small business loan, you may find three types of loan maturation time periods. Short-term loans are one year or less, intermediate term loans are one to five years, and long-term business loans can range from three to 25 years.

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Administered by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), the International Trade Loan is for U.S. small businesses with a global presence. It is designed to help them bring production and jobs back to the U.S....

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If you’ve decided that you can’t open your startup business or grow your existing business without financing, it’s time to weigh your options.

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A secured business loan is a great way to fund new ventures, supplement your cash flow, and establish or re-build your business credit. Still, a secured business loan comes with risk; as you’ll required to submit a form of collateral to receive your financing.

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Despite the jargon that accompanies business loan negotiations, the factors that affect small business loan terms comes down to two simple things: risk and return.

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Working capital is money that small business owners use to pay their bills, make purchases, and afford other operating costs.

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People sue businesses for many reasons, and it’s likely that most business owners will experience a lawsuit during the life of the business. Due to this, you should fully understand the types of small business lawyers that your business could work with.

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In most cases, when you take out a small business loans, you have to present your business plan to the lender. If that lender understands your industry, it’s easier to get them to understand your...

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