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Working Capital Loans

Designed to support your day-to-day activities, these loans provide the flexibility and financial backing needed to sustain and grow your business effectively.

Overview

What are Working Capital Loans?

These loans provide immediate access to cash, ensuring your business has the financial flexibility to manage cash flow gaps, handle unexpected costs, or seize new opportunities for growth without disrupting regular operations.

Tap into a working capital loan when you need to boost workflow for your small business. Working capital loans are flexible, so you can use funds for payroll, supplies, utilities, or special projects. Because there are so many types of working capital loans, it’s easy to find one that fits your business.

Real estate, equipment, and construction loans are valuable financial tools, but they’re restricted to just one purpose. When you need to meet miscellaneous expenses for your business, a working capital loan takes care of day-to-day costs. Choose a working capital line of credit for funds you can borrow over and over again. An SBA 7a loan can give your small business working capital, even if you’ve been turned down before. Ask your broker to show you the best working capital options available.

How to Effectively

Apply Funds

Is a Working Capital Loan Right for Your Business?

Working capital is vital for every business, large or small. It’s how you keep the lights on and your staff paid. So when your working capital falls short, it could be a sign that your business is in trouble. Working capital lets you meet short-term expenses like utilities and inventory that long-term assets just can’t cover. A working capital loan can be used to cover payment delays, handle seasonal shortfalls, and hire extra staff.

To learn what your business’s working capital needs are, total your current assets and divide them by your current liabilities. This formula will yield your “working capital ratio” which is a measure of your business’s financial health. In most industries, your target ratio is 2. A lower ratio means you need to boost working capital before you fall into

Funding Options

Lines of Credit

A working capital line of credit is a convenient way to have backup cash for your business. Borrow when you need a boost and pay back into the account to free up borrowing power for the future. You can qualify for a secured line of credit even if you have a low credit score.

SBA 7(a) Loans

The SBA is a resource for small businesses that have difficulty finding financing. If you’ve been turned down because of a low credit score or insufficient collateral, the SBA can help. In addition to real estate, equipment, and construction expenses, the SBA 7a loan can give you a boost to your working capital.

Invoice Factoring

Need working capital but don’t want to take on more debt? Factoring lets you sell accounts receivable for fast cash. The factoring company gets repaid when your customers pay on invoices, purchase orders, or contracts. You can get the working capital you need without adding debt to your balance sheet.

Still Have Questions?

We’ve Got The Answers

Q. When is a working capital loan not a good fit?
Working capital loans help your business meet its short-term expenses. If you need financing for a long-term investment like real estate, another type of loan may be a better fit.
Q. What can I use a working capital loan for?
Working capital loans let you handle nearly any business expense. Since they’re flexible, you can apply the funds anywhere your business needs extra cash. Hire seasonal personnel, cover repair costs, or refurnish your office, the choice is yours.
Q. How do you get a working capital loan?
The best way to find a working capital loan that fits your business is to work with a broker. Your broker will help you compare loans across lenders so you can see what’s available. Then, the broker will help you position your business to submit a successful loan application.
Q. Do I need collateral to get a working capital loan?

Collateral is only necessary if you’re seeking a secured working capital loan. For businesses that qualify, unsecured working capital loans are available that don’t require assets as security. Factoring is another way to get working capital without having to put down collateral assets.

Working Capital Loan

Advantages

  • Get approved, even with a low credit score. 
  • Meet daily expenses without incurring long-term debt.
  • Revolving, secured, and unsecured options are available.
  • Choose from a wide variety of lenders.

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Why Clients Choose Us?

Clients choose us for our commitment to delivering personalized financial solutions that align with their business goals. Our team’s dedication to transparency, speed, and exceptional service ensures a seamless experience from application to funding.

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