Working Capital

Long-term business loans are a popular business financing option that can provide stability and working capital that your business needs to expand. However, it’s essential to understand the benefits and drawbacks of a long-term business loan before starting the application process.

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You might know about the 8(a) Business Development Program if you're a small business owner competing for government contracts. The federal government sponsors the program to level the playing field for eligible disadvantaged small businesses....

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Since 1953, the Small Business Administration (SBA) has helped countless small business owners receive necessary financing. The SBA’s primary mission is to assist business owners and strengthen the U.S. economy, so they offer various loan...

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In a survey by Intuit, 75 percent of small business owners said they relied on their personal savings to start their businesses. However, starting a business is one thing, and successfully growing it is another. You’re likely...

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Growing your business should be one of your highest priorities in any competitive business climate. While some small business owners prefer to increase revenues from a single location, others purchase existing businesses to improve their...

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Revenue in the senior care industry declined sharply in 2020 due to COVID-19. While the worst of the pandemic seems to be over, challenges remain for home health and senior care business owners. In particular, many providers...

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There’s no shortage of business loans, lines of credit, or merchant cash advances on the market. While the large selection of financing products is excellent, it can also be overwhelming for small business owners to select the best financing option.

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Running a small business can be a tumultuous, unpredictable job. There will be times that you experience unexpected highs and lows, especially when it comes to your small business’s finances.

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At $40,873, West Virginia’s per capita disposable income ranked 49th out of 50 states, based on 2018 data. For many entrepreneurs, particularly in high-end markets, low disposable income is an economic non-starter.

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