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December 30, 2007

Cash Advance vs. the Small Business Loan

There is nothing more aggravating than needing a small business loan and being repeatedly turned down. These days, even the most well established businesses have trouble getting loans and there is no telling what will make a bank decide to say no. Even when a business has shown nothing but growth over the last six months, a bank may decide to not provide funding based on any number of minute details. This could almost destroy a business’ chance for a more advertising or a much needed equipment lease; however, there are many other legitimate ways to obtain funding minus the hassle and critical examinations.
 

This problem has brought about new avenues for funding, especially for those businesses that take credit cards. Sometimes the answer is not in small business loans but in companies that provide cash advances based on credit card sales. Credit card sales are easy to track and once an average is figured out, a business owner can find themselves approved within a day of applying for their advance. The loan is simply paid back over time through future credit card sales. Unlike banks that take a straight payment every month, a cash advance is easily paid back with the ebb and flow of credit card sales.

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