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A merchant cash advance (MCA) gives businesses fast access to working capital based on future credit card or other receivables so they can meet their business needs. This type of funding is an alternative form of financing that works by giving businesses upfront access to a lump sum in return for a portion of the future revenue receivables at a discounted price. This allows the payment timeline to be tailored to the flow of business sales.
A line of credit is a flexible financing option that allows quick access to a defined amount of working capital. The way it works is a business is approved for a set amount of credit and has access to that amount through a streamlined process which allows for easy access to drawing on the approved amount when needed. The full amount does not need to be drawn at one time, your business can conveniently draw on as much or as little working capital as it needs, up to the approved amount. Businesses are only responsible for repaying the funds they used, plus any interest or other fees that may be charged.
A Small Business Administration Loan (“SBA Loan”) is a loan program administered by the Small Business Administration and is partially guaranteed by the government. This program works with other financial institutions to help give small businesses access to working capital that otherwise might be unavailable to them. While SBA loans are typically more difficult to qualify for, they offer longer terms and lower interest rates.
Conventional Term Loans: Purchase vehicles, heavy machinery, computers, and more with a competitive rate and fixed repayment schedule that affords your business greater cash flow predictability.
Factoring is a flexible business financing option that instantly lets you receive cash based on your outstanding accounts receivables. A lender will provide you with an upfront payment of up to 100% of the total value of the invoice. Any remaining balance is paid to you once the invoice clears.
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