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Where is the Funding for Small Businesses in America?

As the United States economy struggles to rebound from the collapse in 2009 and subsequent recession, finding sources of funding for a small business isn’t quite as easy as it once was. The lending climate for small businesses in America is still in a bit of disarray, according to an article by the Washington Post. The article shows that federal officials, lenders and business owners aren’t in complete agreement about the availability of traditional financing to today’s small business owner.
The Small Business Administration is touting an increase in funding for small business, but even a $70 million dollar bump in the Impact Investment Fund doesn’t stretch very far among the many applicants looking for resources. While conventional funding for small business is a bit more elusive than in years past, there is still funding to be found for the creative entrepreneur who’s not afraid to think outside of the proverbial box. Whether you’re looking for financing to expand your business or just to keep the operation running through a rough patch, there may be more funding options out there than you realize. Creative funding programs have risen out of the ashes of the 2009 collapse. Also referred to as “alternative financing”, here are some examples…

True Business Credit Cards

Using the strength of your own credit to offset a dearth of business credit is a reliable way of generating funding for your small business expansion, or just to keep things running through difficult times. Flexible terms mean that you’ll generally only pay interest on the amount of money you actually use, and credit lines of up to $200,000 are .....More