If you think you can't get funding for your business, think
again. Many small businesses need only small sums of money to get
moving or continue operation for things like meeting payroll, upgrading a
website or much needed technology.
Having a line of credit would be a perfect solution for these challenges. But very often when it comes to asking for help, small business owners count themselves out of the game before they even try. A line of credit could put you on the road to fluid cash and success sooner than you think.
What Is A Line Of Credit?
Small business credit line financing, also called an operating loan, provides a business with money to cover day-to-day expenses. As funds are used, the established credit line is reduced. Once approved, you can access your revolving line of credit with a quick phone call or provided checks.
Where To Find One
Did you know you could qualify for an SBA Express Loan line of credit through your local bank? The Small Business Administration (SBA) offers promising businesses that might not otherwise qualify for business loans the chance to get the money they need to make their business continue to succeed. The loans are obtained with no collateral and minimal paperwork. Within 36 hours, you will know if you qualify.
Real Results
Gayle Naftaly, owner of Access Office (www.accessoffice.net) wanted to grow her business support company by developing a new logo, website and marketing materials. She was surprised to find out how easy it was to receive a line of credit at her local bank. She says that a good credit score was all she needed, and after just a few days she had the money she needed. "Business has tripled in gross sales since then with more clients, bigger clients and I now have better cash flow" says Ms. Naftaly.
What makes a line of credit great is that it stays with you. It is something you use on an as-needed basis. As Ms. Naftaly says, "If you can manage money, a line of credit will definitely help you grow your business. You use it, replenish it and use it again."
Getting Help
Did you know that there are organizations dedicated to helping you succeed and can help you to obtain a line of credit? And yet most business owners, mired in the day-to-day activities of running a business, are not even aware of their existence.
One such organization is ACCION. According to ACCION's New York branch, "ACCION New York contributes to the economic development of the New York metropolitan region by providing microloans and business advisory services to individuals and small businesses that do not have access to traditional sources of credit."
On their website, http://www.accionnewyork.org , you can read about their mission, success stories and get contact information. ACCION has offices in various US locations as well as worldwide.
How To Improve Your Credit Rating
If you cannot qualify for a line of credit due to poor credit history, there is hope. Begin with cleaning up your current credit. Negotiate rates and payment plans with each credit entity.
Soon you will receive offers for credit cards, possibly secured. Get one and always pay on time--always means always. Pay as much above the minimum as possible.
Soon you will find your FICO score (standard measure of credit worthiness) rising and it won't be long before you can have access to an SBA Express Loan or line of credit.
Getting a line of credit should be an easy part of your business growth plan.
Having a line of credit would be a perfect solution for these challenges. But very often when it comes to asking for help, small business owners count themselves out of the game before they even try. A line of credit could put you on the road to fluid cash and success sooner than you think.
What Is A Line Of Credit?
Small business credit line financing, also called an operating loan, provides a business with money to cover day-to-day expenses. As funds are used, the established credit line is reduced. Once approved, you can access your revolving line of credit with a quick phone call or provided checks.
Where To Find One
Did you know you could qualify for an SBA Express Loan line of credit through your local bank? The Small Business Administration (SBA) offers promising businesses that might not otherwise qualify for business loans the chance to get the money they need to make their business continue to succeed. The loans are obtained with no collateral and minimal paperwork. Within 36 hours, you will know if you qualify.
Real Results
Gayle Naftaly, owner of Access Office (www.accessoffice.net) wanted to grow her business support company by developing a new logo, website and marketing materials. She was surprised to find out how easy it was to receive a line of credit at her local bank. She says that a good credit score was all she needed, and after just a few days she had the money she needed. "Business has tripled in gross sales since then with more clients, bigger clients and I now have better cash flow" says Ms. Naftaly.
What makes a line of credit great is that it stays with you. It is something you use on an as-needed basis. As Ms. Naftaly says, "If you can manage money, a line of credit will definitely help you grow your business. You use it, replenish it and use it again."
Getting Help
Did you know that there are organizations dedicated to helping you succeed and can help you to obtain a line of credit? And yet most business owners, mired in the day-to-day activities of running a business, are not even aware of their existence.
One such organization is ACCION. According to ACCION's New York branch, "ACCION New York contributes to the economic development of the New York metropolitan region by providing microloans and business advisory services to individuals and small businesses that do not have access to traditional sources of credit."
On their website, http://www.accionnewyork.org , you can read about their mission, success stories and get contact information. ACCION has offices in various US locations as well as worldwide.
How To Improve Your Credit Rating
If you cannot qualify for a line of credit due to poor credit history, there is hope. Begin with cleaning up your current credit. Negotiate rates and payment plans with each credit entity.
Soon you will receive offers for credit cards, possibly secured. Get one and always pay on time--always means always. Pay as much above the minimum as possible.
Soon you will find your FICO score (standard measure of credit worthiness) rising and it won't be long before you can have access to an SBA Express Loan or line of credit.
Getting a line of credit should be an easy part of your business growth plan.
Written by The Vteam, Kamau Austin, publisher (c) 2007 - 2016.
Minority Business Financing is Published by Kamau Austin. Kamau is a published author in the field of business finance.
Kamau is also a popular Blogger, Writer, and Internet Marketing Professional helping small businesses grow more profitable businesses online. If you need web design, blogging, search engine or social media promotion contact him at Search Engine Plan
Kamau's Qu!ps reaches over 30,000 web users a month through it's Blog and Social Media Promotions. For Advertising Opportunities visit our Advertising Page
About the Publisher of Minority Business Financing
Minority Business Financing is Published by Kamau Austin. Kamau is a published author in the field of business finance.
Kamau is also a popular Blogger, Writer, and Internet Marketing Professional helping small businesses grow more profitable businesses online. If you need web design, blogging, search engine or social media promotion contact him at Search Engine Plan
Kamau's Qu!ps reaches over 30,000 web users a month through it's Blog and Social Media Promotions. For Advertising Opportunities visit our Advertising Page
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