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Business Debt Consolidation – What You Need to Know

It's not uncommon to confuse business debt consolidation and business debt refinancing, they are often interchanged incorrectly. Before you can identify which is the right choice for you, you need a better understanding of the two options to ensure you make the best decision for your small to medium sized business.

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Business Debt Consolidation – What You Need to Know

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  1. Business Debt Consolidation – What You Need to Know It's not uncommon to confuse business debt consolidation and business debt refinancing, they are often interchanged incorrectly. Before you can identify which is the right choice for you, you need a better understanding of the two options to ensure you make the best decision for your small to medium sized business. Business debt consolidation puts a number of business debts into one handy loan program instead of paying numerous lenders on various days with different pay schedules. That can get confusing and cause you to miss a payment or two by mistake. With debt consolidation, you pay one loan for all your debts. When it comes to debt consolidation, you can often secure a lower interest rate, reducing your overall borrowing costs in the long run. It's not uncommon for small businesses to take out loans with exceptionally high interest rates, due to their poor credit score. Once the business has built up their credit rating, it's possible to consolidate the loans into one with a better interest rate based on your risk to the lender. This solution can save you money in the long run. Business debt refinance loans are different and are not consolidation loans. Refinancing involves securing a loan at a lower interest rate in order to save money. You will need to work with your lender to ensure that you reduce your interest rates and fees, saving yourself money moving forward. You may be wondering why you should consolidate your business debt. Is it the right choice for you or are you better off with a debt refinance loan or even staying with the loans you currently have in place? Taking control of your debt can help your business grow. Consolidation may be the option you need to look into. Should you consider the debt? If your debt repayment schedule is a nightmare of dates and amounts, then a repayment loan may be the solution you are looking for. By consolidating your debt you have one amount to pay on one date without the risk of forgetting payments. It's even possible to extend your repayment terms, letting you spread the cost a little further, giving your cash flow a much needed boost. You will find that when you take control of your debt with a business debt consolidation loan, you save money by lowering rates and fees. If your credit situation has improved since you were approved a loan with high interest rates, this may be your opportunity to lower the rates and save yourself money. If you are buried by the growing stack of loans, consolidation may be the solution your business needs to push it forward. A consolidation loan that lowers your repayments can improve your cash flow dramatically, helping you invest your money back into your business, helping it grow for the future.

  2. When it comes to business debt re-consolidation loans you have a choice of options to from if you have an excellent credit history, your business has been running for two years or more and you have good incoming revenues. Qualifying for a loan with a bank is not easy, but qualification provides the convenience of longer repayment terms with lower interest rates. SBA (Small Business Administration) loans are very common for small businesses in the United States. They are affordable, long term loans that are guaranteed by the SBA to help small businesses secure funding at lower interest rates and with flexible repayment terms. The SBA 7(a) loan can be used for refinancing or consolidating your existing debt and is an ideal option if you do not qualify with your bank. With this loan you can borrow up to $5 million with repayment terms of up to twenty five years. About Us: CalPrivate Bank, formerly San Diego Private Bank, is a leading private bank serving clients throughout Southern California in the United States. This very well-established bank services high net worth individuals and businesses of all sizes. CalPrivate Bank's focus is to provide a Distinctly Different Banking Experience through unparalleled service and creative funding solutions for individuals and businesses with complex financial needs. They offer a wide array of financial services, including checking, savings, time deposit accounts, treasury management and related tools. To find out more, visit https://calprivate.bank/.

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