Declined for a PayPal Working Capital loan but still need funds for your business? Check out this roundup of the lenders most similar to PayPal Working Capital, both in terms of the loan products offered and the business requirements necessary to qualify for a loan.
Free credit score sites are a good way to learn about your financial well being, make informed borrowing decisions, and manage your financial health. In this article, we highlight some of our favorite 100% free credit score sites.
Square Capital (see our review) loans are, understandably, beloved by most Square users. For the most part, Square has streamlined the typically drawn out and inconvenient loan process. With a Square Capital loan, you don’t have to spend time filling out long applications, gathering various documents, and remembering to write checks. It’s no wonder Square Capital is […]
There are two basic types of business loans: secured and unsecured. Many business owners don’t have any collateral to pledge for a secured bank loan, and may have difficulty getting an unsecured loan as well, as the banks they do business with don’t offer unsecured loans. Cue the scores of marketplace lenders (that is, non-bank […]
How can you get the startup funds you need when most banks won’t touch you with a ten-foot pole? Check out these lenders that issue business loans with no credit check.
SmartBiz and National Business Capital both promise to save time and headaches by allowing you to effectively apply to multiple lenders with a single application. Read the full comparison to find out which one is a better business financing option.
It might be hard for restaurants to get business financing — but it’s not impossible. Take a look at our favorite small business loans for restaurant owners and learn how to improve your chances of getting approved.
Washington State is known both for its breathtaking typography and for being one of the biggest tech hubs in the nation (outside of Silicon Valley). With the Seattle metro area experiencing explosive growth, it’s a great time to be doing business in the Evergreen State. Of course, keeping a business running smoothly requires money — sometimes […]
Any financial agreement will be a trek into the frightening realm of legalese. For small business owners, this can be especially daunting. If you aren’t up on your jargon, you’re likely to run into some unfamiliar terms. One of the more ominous ones you may encounter is the confession of judgment. Is it as bad as it sounds? At the risk of spoiling the big reveal of this blog post, the answer is “yes.” While this post is no substitute for legal advice, we can provide some basic information about what a confession of judgment is, where you’re likely to encounter one, and whether it’s usually a good idea to sign one.
It’s nearly impossible to run a small business without incurring debt. In a perfect world, you’d be able to fund all of your expenses yourself and still have profits in your bank account. For small business owners, this often isn’t the case. Loans, credit cards, and other financial products are used to pay everything from […]
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