Posts Tagged ‘loans’

6 Legendary characters that you should never borrow money from

July 25th, 2010

You all know their back story a hero who was out of luck, forced into a compromising situation where he is somehow indebted to another character of a “grey moral background”.

Others are not so lucky while some are fortunate enough to make a good escape or come up with an ingenious scheme to repay to the shady dealer. Anyway, there are certain fictional characters that you would never want to end up owing money to. » Read more: 6 Legendary characters that you should never borrow money from

Survival Tactics for Small Business Loans

April 7th, 2010

For small businesses to succeed in an erratic lending climate, the use of flexible loan strategies means that some small business loan options which business owners earlier ruled out because they were too complicated or expensive might merit a second look. A prime example of a Plan B business financing strategy for many small businesses but not their eventual choice to obtain additional working capital financing is a working capital advances program (also referred to as credit card receivables factoring). The use of credit card processing factoring to obtain working capital might have more practical appeal for a small business owner who has experienced increasing collateral requirements by many business lenders as well as reduced commercial credit lines. » Read more: Survival Tactics for Small Business Loans

More Problems for Small Business Finance Programs

March 30th, 2010

It is only reasonable to determine if more big problems are lurking in the wings for commercial banking. For at least a year, banks have been experiencing both negative operating results and poor publicity. The commercial loans activity reported by most banks tells a different story than the portrayal as healthy and normal by bankers and politicians. » Read more: More Problems for Small Business Finance Programs

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