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Choose the right financing option for your business

Discover the difference between business loans vs. merchant loan options to secure the right financing. Learn how merchant cash advances, based on future sales, compare to traditional loans with fixed terms. Explore which funding option best suits your business goals and repayment preferences today!<br>

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Choose the right financing option for your business

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  1. Business Financing Simplified: Merchant Loans vs. Business Loans Your Ultimate Guide to Commercial Property Loans Discover the difference between business loans vs. merchant loan options to secure the right financing. Learn how merchant cash advances, based on future sales, compare to traditional loans with fixed terms. Explore which funding option best suits your business goals and repayment preferences today!

  2. What are the benefits of a merchant loan? The primary advantage of a merchant cash advance over a business loan is that it offers very quick business funding, with a less rigorous application process.

  3. What are business loans? Business loans provide a lump sum cash payment upfront with pre-set repayment terms. There are many different types of business loans like short-term loans, equipment financing, and business acquisition loans. Some entrepreneurs opt to finance their business with revolving credit, like a business line of credit or a business credit card.

  4. SBA Loans The Small Business Administration (SBA) helps small businesses get financing through SBA Loans. The SBA doesn’t lend money directly to businesses, but it works with lenders to guarantee a portion of the loan. Borrowers interested in an SBA loan complete an application and receive funds from a traditional or online lender. You can use the SBA lender search to find SBA lenders.

  5. Invoice Factoring and Invoice Financing Invoice factoring and invoice financing offer business cash advances for small businesses that are new or still need to build up a business credit history. Since traditional financing is approved based on a combination of personal and business credit scores, financing programs like invoice factoring and invoice financing can help new businesses improve their credit scores.

  6. Business Term Loans Small business term loans are a traditional type of financing where the borrower receives a lump sum payment upfront and repays the loan over a pre-determined amount of time at either a fixed or variable interest rate. Fixed interest rates stay the same throughout the life of the loan, while variable rates change in conjunction with market rates. Short-term and long-term loans can be obtained through a traditional bank or credit union or with an online lender.

  7. What are the benefits of business term loans? Business loans, like SBA and term loans, can provide a large lump sum of funds for qualifying businesses. They are approved for larger loan amounts than some short-term financing options like MCAs, invoice factoring, lines of credit, and other solutions. Business term loansallow borrowers to budget accordingly because the repayment terms are fixed and agreed upon at the beginning of the loan.

  8. Is a business loan or merchant cash advance better? Term loans and merchant cash advances can each provide great financing opportunities for small businesses. Deciding which action is best for your business depends on a few factors.

  9. Where to find business lending? If you have decided that a business loan, merchant loan, or merchant cash advance is the best option for your business, finding a lender is the next step.

  10. Bottom Line Running a business includes monitoring the financial health of the organization and adjusting the business plan whenever necessary. Sometimes adapting means exploring the options of business financing. For Victor Alacazar from Ohio, adapting happened very fast when he was able to secure a $20,000 cash advance

  11. Why Choose Biz2Credit? Trusted partner for franchise funding Biz2Credit was founded in 2007 and has provided more than $10 billion in loans. Dedicated support team Tailored financing solutions

  12. Thank You

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