Articles tagged: working capital
<< previous page 1 next page>> written by J.M Luna Conventional working capital financing is still available in today’s financial markets for medical professionals. In this article, we are going to address a working capital program that is available up to $75,000.
In today’s market, many lenders have either run out of money to lend or must liquidate their off lease inventories to generate working capital. Addtionally, some lenders are no longer in business due to these difficult economic times.
written by Don Morrison Gordon manufactured two styles of fiberglass boats: one for water-skiing and pleasure, the other designed specifically for bass fishing. Both boats were manufactured on the same production line, switching between the two models as orders and demand shifted. written by Don Morrison Harry was in the ready-mix concrete business. With lots of construction and developments underway, concrete was a good business. Like his competitors, Harry ran a busy yard lined with trucks loading sand, gravel and cement for construction sites. written by Don Morrison Charlie ran engineering and constructions company that specialized in road and tunnel work. They worked over a broad geographic area with most of their contracts coming from state and county governments. written by J.M Luna For this update, retail store financing can come in the form of financing/leasing and seeking working capital in the form of a cash merchant advance and/or merchant cash loan.
written by Don Morrison Bill was a painting contractor. Most of his contracts were with repeat customers, some of whom had done business with his father. written by Don Morrison Jim and Cheryl owned a retail store that sold high-end hi-fi sound systems. It started out as a hobby - they were real audiophiles. written by Gregg Elberg
Commercial Finance- Marketing to the African Marketplace explores the involvement of the U.S. Export-Import Bank with financing programs to Sub-Saharan African Countries. One of the world’s last ginormous emerging marketplaces is underserved by United States’ entrepreneurs.
written by Gregg Elberg Accounts Receivable Financing-HOT explores how the B2B business cycle may fluctuate from not needing financing during the startup, or gestation and development period to discovering that the need for financing is intense, that is to say, HOT. written by Gregg Elberg Medical Accounts Receivable Financing-Stat! explores the unique issues presented to lenders and B2B medical businesses in order to successfully factor medical receivables. written by Gregg Elberg Advantages and Disadvantages of Factoring and Asset Based Lines of Credit explores the pros and cons of various types of credit available to businesses that sell products or services to B2B businesses.
written by Gregg Elberg B2B Business Opportunities explores the superior financing available for the purchase of a B2B Business compared to businesses that sell products and services only to consumers. written by Gregg Elberg Purchase Order and Letter of Credit financing explores how to take advantage of large sales opportunities by using the credit of your customers and the credit of a commercial finance company. written by Gregg Elberg 7 SBA Loan Myths explores misconceptions surrounding SBA loan programs and the advantages of SBA government guaranteed lending programs for small business. written by Gregg Elberg Financial Myths vs. Financial Facts explores and evaluates funding options for businesses that sell products or services to other businesses. written by Gregg Elberg Accounts Receivable Financing: Exporting Clean Technology explores how to export green products internationally with bank financing, support from the U.S. Ex-Im Bank, and various forms of guarantees, accounts receivable financing and insurance. You can grow your business, combat global warming and improve our environment. written by Financial Myths vs. Financial Facts explores and evaluates funding options for businesses that sell products or services to other businesses. written by If you are a business owner the task of obtaining business capital can be very daunting. Most businesses fail because they have never been taught how to obtain financing and therefore they have no clue where to begin. written by Arnold B. Cortez Cortez There is a new kind of financing available to the small business owner that gives them access to working capital that was never available before. It is called a business cash advance. Another term for it is factoring but on a much smaller scale...
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written by Steve Selengut Every December, with visions of sugarplums dancing in their heads, investors begin to scrutinize their performance, formulate coulda’s and shoulda’s, and determine what to try next year. It’s an annual, masochistic, rite of passage. << previous page 1 next page>> |