SBA Loans
SBA loans are business loans guaranteed by the Small Business Administration. With their multiple SBA funding programs, this government agency provides SBA loan guarantees of up to 85% of the loan amount provided through an SBA-approved lender—typically banks. The three main SBA loan programs let you borrow money for nearly any business purpose—including working capital, purchasing inventory or equipment, refinancing other debts, or buying real estate—through these SBA-guaranteed loans.
Line of Credits
A business line of credit gives access to a pool of funds to draw from when you need capital. Unlike a traditional business loan, you have the flexibility to borrow up to a set amount (typically anywhere from $50,000 to $500,000), repaying only the amount you withdraw, with interest. Draw on your small business line of credit to handle cash flow gaps, get more working capital, or address almost any other emergency or opportunity.
Short term loans
Short-term business loans are lump sum loans that are designed to be paid back in less than 18 months. They can be a flexible financial tool, best used for financing short-term needs—including managing cash flow, dealing with unexpected needs for extra cash, bridging larger financing options, paying off expensive debt, or taking advantage of unforeseen business opportunities.
Equipment Financing
Equipment financing helps you finance up to 100% of the new or used equipment you need for your business. Applying for an equipment loan is typically a fast and easy way to finance the purchase of most types of equipment—computers, machinery, vehicles, or whatever else you need.