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SBA loans are a great tool for many small businesses. They’re not fast, but they offer lower interest and longer repayment periods than most private loans.
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A term loan is the kind of loan most people imagine: you borrow a set amount of money, then pay it back in fixed amounts over time, with interest. It’s a simple, straight-up loan. Small businesses often use term loans for expansion, renovations, hiring, or buying inventory. How Term Loans Work Short-Term Loans (1–2 Years)…
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A business line of credit is a smart way to access money when you need it, without taking a large loan all at once. It works like a credit card. You get approved for a set amount, use what you need, and pay interest only on what you use.
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Equipment financing is a loan used to buy physical business assets like machines, trucks, computers, kitchen appliances, or manufacturing tools.
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Waiting for customers to pay their invoices can slow down your business. If your money is tied up in unpaid bills, invoice financing can help you access cash without taking on new debt.