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Primary Funding Monthly
As a business owner, you often have a lot on your plate, from managing employees and financials to mitigating taxes and identifying growth opportunities. Fortunately, we have resources and strategies to help you plan, make informed decisions, and prepare for unexpected obstacles. We love sharing them to help clients be proactive and thrive beyond alternative funding solutions. Learn more about how we can help you navigate your business, whether you’re just starting or need additional steps to unlock its potential.
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BUSINESS RESOURCES
Tax Strategies Checklist for Business Owners
In and out of tax season, attentive tax planning can help you save more money and reduce your payment burden at every stage of business. Take advantage of our tax strategies checklist to help ensure you can prepare your taxes efficiently, accurately, and with less stress. View it now.
5 Ways to Grow Your Business for Free
Most business owners must prioritize growing their business while managing costs, especially if capital is tight. However, limited funds don’t mean growth options are limited to financial ones. Read our blog post to learn five ways you can grow your business for free.
IN THE COMMUNITY
Supporting Young Black & N’ Business
We enjoyed the opportunity to be a table sponsor at the recent Young Black & N’ Business 2023 BizCon, which connects early and emerging entrepreneurs with valuable resources, industry experts, and community leaders who want to see local business owners thrive.
In The New
When your financing is clear, so is your future. Let us help you gain more clarity. Learn more about alternative lending.
What is the Best Alternative Business Loan for Your Business?
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5 Ways to Grow Your Business for Free
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Tax Strategies Checklist for Business Owners
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CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT
Jeff Severson Attends Cash Flow Analysis Training
We always seek opportunities to learn from our business community, such as the recent cash flow analysis training hosted by the Risk Management Association – San Diego Chapter, which provided fantastic information so we can develop projections for our clients and help them proactively identify cash flow issues.
LENDING LINGO
With Recourse
When a lender provides capital to a business, they classify the loan's terms and debt as “with recourse” or “non-recourse.” A loan with recourse holds the borrower responsible for any unpaid debts. For instance, in invoice factoring, a recourse loan means while the factoring company will try to recover funds through collections, in the end the factoring client will owe any balances that couldn't be captured.
Discover alternative lending solutions that may fit your business best.