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When trying to get some money to start or boost a business, a number of people may opt for small business cash advances. In a nutshell, this is a sort of loan which essentially means that you commit a certain percentage of your sales to the lender as a form of repayment. For instance, if you are try more

As a new entrepreneur it is important to take into consideration the cash flow of your small business or franchise. Honestly speaking, most people recur to banks, but there is also the possibility of attaining loans for working credit than just the bank. Financing small businesses is not an easy bus more

When you start out on a new business venture you will be depending on it to generate income for your business and fund your personal lifestyle, for this reason it is very important that you generate a positive cash flow as soon as possible.  Initially all businesses will go through a period of unce more

It can be really challenging to engage in the retail business. But if you have the passion for what you sell and you are devoted to satisfying your customers, the challenge becomes a whole lot easier to deal with. However, there are times when passion and commitment are not enough. We must admit tha more

The recession has triggered a lot of people to start their own small business. And over the past couple of years, we have seen several small business pop up. On the other side, several of them have also seen their demise all too prematurely. From a financial standpoint, this is not all too unusual. more

There are various steps which you will need to go through if you intend on opening up a small company. You first of all need a plausible and well thought-out plan, not to mention a solid budget to go along with it. At every stage of the game, there will be various unexpected expenses emerging, and y more

If you are planning to start your own small business, then you would probably not need millions of seed capital. As a ballpark figure, a more realistic amount of about 100,000 to 150,000 should be enough to get you going. However this small amount might be more difficult to come by as private equity more

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I filed for bankruptcy two and a half years ago after getting divorced. I am now trying to buy an existing bar/grill. All the lenders I spoke to will not loan to me till after my bankruptcy is off my credit report(another 7 1/2 years), even though my credit score is average, I have money down, colla more