Funding

Funding for law firms is similar to funding for any other business. Fundability is vital. However, there are a few slight caveats you should know about.

You know you need startup capital to start your business, but you don’t know the best way to get it. Do you need a loan, an investor, or something else all together? It really depends.

It is possible to find minority loans to start a business, but they probably are different than you think. Most of them are not geared specifically toward minorities only. In addition, it’s a good idea to work on building business credit and fundability now, in the start up phase, to open up more and different funding options in the future.

While there is technically nothing known as Equifax loans, all of the Equifax funding information you could ever want is in their reports.

Not only does retail credit help round out a healthy business credit portfolio, but it can actually help it grow.

The Small Business Administration has SBA credit lines you can use to fund your business. There are a variety of options to choose from. As with all forms of credit, be responsible and pay it back on time or early.

Need to know how to get approved for a business credit card? We show you how building business fundability is key. Plus we have some terrific choices to get you started.

Is an SBA startup loan right for you? There is only one way to know. You have to understand what they offer, and what it takes to qualify.

There are a lot of terms in the business lending world, and it can be hard to distinguish between some that are similar. For example, do you know exactly what makes capital loans different from other loans?

There are a lot of tax deductions for small business that may surprise you. Work with your tax professional to see if any of these are right for you.