Bigger, better, quicker. That’s the kind of small business funding you want. However, you don’t get access to that kind of financing by just hanging up your “Open for Business” sign. It takes ...
Financing is the lifeblood of any startup company. No matter how good your company’s product or service is, without money to develop, produce and market it, your idea is likely to remain just that. ...
One of the biggest challenges facing startups is getting a business bank loan, especially if you have a low credit score or little credit history. Unless you have a cosigner or some kind of collateral...
If you’re like most entrepreneurs, your business is your life. You draft a plan, research what you need to succeed, and put all the pieces in place to begin, ready to roll down the path to success. ...
Debt financing can give your startup the boost it needs to get off the ground — or it can leave you still underfunded or overextended. Between brick-and-mortar banks and online or alternative lender...
Startup business financing from friends and family is one of the most common ways small businesses begin, according to the Small Business Administration. And while there are some road bumps that can c...
In the gig economy, you can crowdsource almost anything. From formal crowdsourcing, which often involves droves of freelancers doing data, writing or design work, to informal crowdsourcing, which migh...
Around 80 percent of small businesses rely on credit cards for some type of cash flow, making it one of the most common ways to fund a new startup. While credit cards may not be your only form of star...
The U.S. Small Business Administration is one avenue you might take if you’re trying to find ways to fund a small business startup. The administration itself doesn’t make loans, but it doe...
Starting your own business can be a huge step, and while entrepreneurship is exciting and often worth the work in the end, it’s not always easy. You might find yourself echoing the Real Life 80s...
