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How Your Personal Credit Affects Your Chances of Getting a Business Loan

Saturday, February 20th, 2010

Your business idea first begins with a dream, and then extends to a passion. The passion to do what you love leads you to need financial assistance. Having the means to expand on your passion will bring hope to your livelihood. Does your personal credit affect your chances of getting a loan to begin the business of your dreams? We will explore this question.

All lenders, especially local banks, will do a thorough check of your personal credit history. It most likely will affect your chances of receiving or being declined for a business loan.

You can increase your chances of receiving approval for a business loan by paying close attention to the following personal credit factors:

• Show a steady source of income. Changing jobs prior to or not having employment will decrease your chances. Lenders need to see stability.

• Credit card balances should be paid off or carried at low amount. Never cancel a credit card or apply for a new one prior to applying for a business loan.

• Obtain credit reports from all credit bureaus to check for accuracy. Almost half of the reports have been found to contain errors.

• Determine a manageable down payment amount. It may mean rejection or approval.

Lenders want to be assured the person they are loaning funds to is capable of managing personal finances because it will reflect spending habits within a business. Always be honest with lenders about your personal credit history. Click to continue »

Unsecured Small Business Loan – Take Your Business to High Peaks

Monday, August 17th, 2009

Do you need to start a business or want to make the improvement in the existing one? Unsecured small business loan can help you out to accomplish your goals and make your business to reach at peak. As its name suggests, this loan service is unsecured in nature without any need of collateral. Therefore, the borrowers who are incapable for placing an asset as security can take a breath of relief.

Without any obstacle, unsecured small business loans can be extended to the people with faulty credit scores. All types of applicants are acceptable regardless of presence of various defaults like arrears, foreclosures, bankruptcy, and insolvency and so on. Click to continue »

Unsecured Small Business Loans – Good News – Stimulus Bill Allows SBA 90 Percent Guarantee For Loans

Friday, March 13th, 2009

Anyone remotely involved with small businesses, whether as a consultant, lender, supplier, leasing specialist, trade association, or simply as a consumer who is tired of driving by sections of town and wondering why your favorite business unceremoniously threw in the towel, would very much like to hear some good news. Not to mention the small business owner itself. After all, there are 27 million small businesses that deserve to be thriving in this nation, but too often were ignored by the Bush administration. Classically non-complainers by nature, they just want a scrap of hope thrown their way. And I’m not talking about wide-eyed idealists looking for handouts-in all due respect to Emily Dickinson, they’re not looking for the”thing with feathers that perches in the soul”. Just give us a few bucks and we will run with it. This is a continuing article (20 in all) on the subject: Help. Is anyone out there loaning to small businesses anymore?

Fortunately there is a loan program out there and SBA lenders are actually making loans currently: the Community Express Loan Program. This gives unsecured small business loans between $5,000 and $50,000 with very little paperwork, answers typically in two days, interest rates presently at 7.75%, funding and two weeks, and monies wired directly to your business account. There are still lenders participating in this program, although Congress has failed to make the program permanent and still has a 10% cap on the number of loans.

Enter the Obama stimulus bill. Let us look how it affects this program and small business lending as a whole. Click to continue »