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Working Capital Loans
Secure the cash flow your business needs with working capital loans that are fast and adaptable.
Fast, Flexible Financing at Your Fingertips
With access to substantial loan amounts, enjoy the fastest approval times in the industry and competitive fees, all structured to support your financial ambitions seamlessly.
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Understanding Working Capital Loans
Your business can’t operate without working capital, making it one of the most vital aspects of your company’s budget. Lack of working capital can sink a business quickly when it doesn’t have the liquidity to meet everyday expenses like rent, payroll, and utilities. Since your business’s working capital needs to cover a range of costs, working capital financing has to be flexible. That’s why our lenders offer working capital term loans, lines of credit, SBA loans, and factoring options at affordable rates. Working capital loans are short-term financing options that can be approved fast, enabling you to take care of any business expense before it compounds into a larger problem. Avoid late fees, disconnection costs, and hits to your credit score by financing wisely. Connect with a broker who can help you determine how much working capital you’re currently operating with and what size loan is right for your business.
Funding Options
Working Capital Loan Solutions
SBA 7a
The SBA’s 7a loan allows you to add working capital to real estate financing so you can handle renovations on a new building without a separate loan. These loans also provide a second chance for small business owners who’ve had trouble finding financing in the past. Ask your broker for details.
Lines of Credit
Secured and unsecured lines of credit enable your business to tap into working capital as needed. Payments back into your account free up the balance to be used again when needed. No matter your business category, there’s likely a line of credit that’s right for you.
Factoring
Factoring allows you to access working capital without taking out a loan, because it’s money you’re already owed. If your company has unpaid accounts receivable, you can sell them to a factoring company that will give you immediate payment on the outstanding amounts. Then, they collect repayment from the customer when they’re ready to pay.
Maximizing the Benefits
How to Effectively Use Working Capital Loans
Because working capital needs to cover so many different types of business operating costs, funds aren’t tied to any one purchase. That means you can use one loan to buy office furniture, copy supplies, phones, and a lobby renovation without taking out multiple loans. Many successful businesses use working capital loans to cover costs throughout the demand cycle, funding operations in advance of a selling cycle, for example. Others use working capital loans to cover raw materials, goods on hand, to launch new projects, or enhance branding and marketing. Whether you need to smooth out the sales cycle or tell the world about your brand, our brokers can help you fund it.
Advantages
Opportunities with Working Capital Loans
Quick & Easy
Access funds quickly with a simple application process.
Versatile
Use the loan for various business needs, from payroll to inventory purchases.
Flexible
Adjust your loan terms to fit your business’s cash flow cycle.
Options For All Business
Find the right working capital solution, regardless of your business size or industry.
FAQ
In-depth answers to common queries
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Q. Can you have too much working capital?
Yes, it’s possible to have more working capital than you need. Excess working capital means you’re missing out on investment opportunities that could benefit your business. To discover smart ways to put your working capital back into your company, speak with a broker today.
Q. How do I calculate working capital?
The working capital ratio is often used as a basic calculation of a business’s working capital. It’s the company’s current assets, divided by its current liabilities. Most industries use 2 as a healthy ratio, but it can vary depending on the type of work your company does. For a deep dive into crunching your working capital numbers, contact a broker.
Q. What are the terms of a working capital loan?
Terms vary based on the type of working capital loan you choose and who your lender is. Lines of credit, for example, can be kept open as long as the account is kept current. SBA 7a loans have terms of five to seven years. To find terms that are right for you, speak with a reliable broker.
Q. When is a working capital loan not the best fit?
Working capital loans are great for addressing short-term liquidity needs, but can come with higher interest rates than traditional and long-term loans. If you need to buy real estate, acquire another business, or upgrade your company’s equipment, a specialized, long-term loan could be a better deal. Ask a broker to show you the best options for your unique needs.