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Read more"Within an hour of signing up on Fundbox's website and allowing access to his company's bank account and accounting software, Mr. Liron had a $2,500 credit line."
"Besides liberating cash flow at a lower rate than any offered by his credit cards, Fundbox has enabled Stevens to increase his business due to their easier payment terms."
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Guide to Small Business Loans
Let us help you better understand your options as you search for a business loan or line of credit.
Especially when it comes to small business loans, time is money. You could wait weeks or even months for a traditional small business loan from the SBA or a bank, or you could go with an alternative lender. Alternatives to small business loans can provide a faster credit decision, more transparency, and more control over the amount you use. We curated some useful resources related to small business loans to help you save time as you consider the best option for your business:
When it comes to credit for businesses we always try to make it simple. We kept this list short to make it easier for you to decide the best option for your next business credit line:
Traditional invoice factoring involves the sale of unpaid invoices or collections to a third party. This usually involves selling your own customers' contact information to a third party factoring company. Invoice financing lets you take better advantage of your outstanding invoices, without paying outrageous fees and without selling your customers to a third party. Choose a guide to learn more:
