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Ways to use a Merchant Loan

    If you:
  • Own a business that processes a minimum of $3,500 in monthly credit card sales
  • Have owned your business for at least 6 months
  • Have no unresolved bankruptcies
  • Have at least one year remaining on your business lease…

…you could qualify for an increase in working capital of up to $500,000. How you use your working capital is up to you, but here are few ideas.

Purchase Inventory

If you have customers, you need inventory. Maybe there's a hot selling item at your business, a popular meal at your restaurant, or a unique service that you offer that requires a special “ingredient”. Make sure that you have the inventory you need, not only to keep your customers, but also to keep your customers happy.

Expand

You can expand your business by adding an additional location or even by increasing products and services.

Update/Repair Equipment

Broken and unused equipment can be a hindrance to a growing small business. Use your business cash advance to repair equipment or buy brand new equipment for your business.

Advertise

Advertising is one of the fastest and easiest ways to make consumers aware of your business.

Get Your Business through a Slow Time

As we are currently in a recession, this may be a slow time for many small business owners. For some, it's meant closing doors or selling businesses. Nevertheless, others only need a little extra cash flow to hold their businesses over. For those, the business cash advance is the perfect tool.

More about merchant loans:

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What is a working capital loan?

A working capital loan is used
to provide and increase
working capital...
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What is a Merchant Loan

A merchant loan is a the
smart alternative to
traditional funding options...
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Why should I consider a merchant loan?

There are many reasons why
small business owners should
consider merchant loans...
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