Working Capital Loans
Working capital is a great tool to give your business a boost of liquidity. Working capital can be used to purchase inventory, hire employees, and any other intangibles. Short and long terms are available. Loan amounts and terms are based mainly on information obtained from your business bank statements, and not so much on your personal credit score.
What Are Working Capital Loans?
As mentioned, a working capital loan is a kind of business loan that can assist when your company finds itself in a tight financial spot for a number of reasons. This type of business funding isn’t used for any long-term investments but rather is reserved for short-term financial needs.
Working Capital
Working capital (also called net working capital) is the difference between a business’ current assets and its current liabilities. Assets can include accounts receivable, inventory, and cash on hand. Liabilities can include accounts payable and any payments due for debts in the next 12 months.
Types of Working Capital We Offer:
- Lines of credit- A line of credit is an approved loan extended to business owners allowing them to draw upon when the need arises.
- Term Loan- A term loan is a loan f for a specific amount that has a specified repayment schedule and a fixed or floating interest rate.
- Business credit cards- Small business credit cards provide business owners with easy access to a revolving line of credit with a set credit limit in order to make purchases and withdraw cash.
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The team has over 75 years of combined experience in financial services in which to consult, educate, and provide the best customer service for clients who are seeking funding for their businesses.
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