Business Financing

Suppling or getting money for your business

Business Funding

Business funding refers to the floating of bonds to raise finance and levels of capital.

Capital Asset

A long-term asset, such as land or a building, not purchased or sold in the normal course of business.

Business Credit

Business credit builds your business. And all entrepreneurs need solid business credit to meet the growing needs of your business.

Business Credit Card

Business Credit Cards are a great way to keep track of and manage all of your company expenses. By keeping your personal and business expenses seperate, preparing your taxes will be much easier.

Business Capital Investors

Private individuals who take an equity position in your business venture.

Business Plans

A document prepared by the company, detailing the past, present, and future of their business.

Business Capital Directory

A resource of information that details the lending and investing criteria of funding sources.

Business Capital Investments

For start-ups are most commonly provided by private individuals. These private individuals, traditionally referred to as angel investors, are interested in contributing their skills and money toward the earliest stages of a company's life-cycle.

Equipment Loan

Equipment loan financing through traditional or non-tradition methods rather than leasing can still be a more sensible route.

Equipment Leasing

Operating leases require the equipment to be returned to the lessor at the end of the lease. Some leases have a $1.00 Purchase Option or a guaranteed purchase amount (usually 10%). Other leases have a "Fair Market Value" purchase agreement where the amount is to be determined.

Business Planning

Preparing a document that details the past, present and future of their business.

Business Model

The description of how a business is going to operate, that typically includes research, marketing, products, revenues and expenses.

Business Loans

Temporary borrowing of a sum of money for your business.

Business Loan Firms

A firms that temporarely lends a sum of money.

Business Loan Broker

A loan made to a company for the purpose of conducting business using an entity which acts as an intermediary.

Business Line Of Credit

An informal loan arrangement between a bank and a business allowing the business to borrow up to a prespecified amount.

Business Leasing

Provides greater flexibility, easier qualifying, cash flow conservation, and many tax advantages. A long-term rental agreement, and a form of secured long-term debt.

Business Information

Centers of business information (BIC) set up by the SBA.

External Financing

Financing through the issuance of debt or equity.

Expansion Financing

Flexible term financing is available for a variety of expenditures.