Posted on July 24th, 2008 by Author
Often entrepreneurs peg the beginning of their cash flow to opening day. Actually, from the experiences of new business owners, a more realistic view is to depend on financing to cover your start-up costs for the first three months of business. Having the necessary operating capital upfront is critical to creating your healthy cash flow. […]
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Filed under: Alternative Capital, Business Cash Advance, Business Finance 101, Business Solutions
Posted on July 22nd, 2008 by Author
Entrepreneurs know that the best use of credit is to make money by using other people’s money at as low an interest rate as possible. When times are good and you do not need a line of credit, that is the best time to arrange for one. The timing and the steps to prepare for […]
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Filed under: Business Cash Advance, Business Cash Flow, Business Solutions
Posted on July 15th, 2008 by Author
In contemplating getting your next office computer, one decision to weigh is whether to buy or lease your office equipment, specifically your computers. Each route has its benefits. Leasing: The lease option on either a refurbished or new computer has the advantage of allowing a faster tax write-off. At the end of the lease it […]
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Filed under: Alternative Capital, Business Cash Advance, Money Matters - Business, Your New Business
Posted on July 7th, 2008 by Author
Small businesses looking for additional working capital can take steps now to improve their financial position and statements before approaching their banker. Most entrepreneurs are most at home in the salesman role and preparing their business for financing is not of the highest priority. US Business Finance Corp has found that following these five steps […]
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Filed under: Alternative Capital, Business Cash Advance, Money Matters - Business
Posted on June 19th, 2008 by Author
Expanding a small business means having more operating capital to increase needed office and production equipment, sales inventory, advertising and employees. When viewing the different business financing programs for accessing operating capital, you find two avenues – one the traditional funding from bank loans or SBA-backed financing and the other is alternative financing such as […]
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Filed under: Banking Industry, Business Cash Advance
Posted on June 5th, 2008 by Author
New businesses usually incur debt to cover their start-up cash outlays. Once personal savings are tapped, many business owners are not aware of the company cash advance programs that alternative financing lenders offer. Usually the business owners start exploring the available programs for operating capital that banks, credit unions and traditional lending institutions offer. Many […]
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Filed under: Alternative Capital, Business Cash Advance, Money Matters - Business, Your New Business
