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Business Line Of Credit Overview: Is A Business Credit Card Right for You? How Can You Apply?

Whether you need money to help with your new business, to purchase equipment, obtain a supply of cash to keep up with ongoing expenses, etc., you can always apply for a business line of credit. Whether or not you will be approved, however, will depend on a number of factors ranging from your credit score to your experience and industry.

There are always alternative options, including small online lenders, crowdfunding, bank loans, and so forth. A credit card is a good choice if you have a high credit score and need to know that the money is there should there be unexpected expenses, or you need any type of recurring expense. Also, what will you do if your type of business is affected by the ebb and flow of seasonal changes? A business credit card is also great for this type of situation.

What are the requirements? How do you know if you have a good chance of being approved for a business line of credit? In addition to your own credit score, a lender will look at factors such as the strength of your business, time in business, annual revenue, your ability to secure the line, and so forth. It might even come down to you having to put up collateral in order to qualify. If you can do so, you will increase your chances of being approved significantly.

Proofs Required Business Line of Credit

Your company must prove that you have revenues and that you can be profitable. They want your profitability and revenues to justify the size of the business line of credit for which you are applying. If you are unable to prove your profitability, then the collateral will come into play.

Even if you are approved, you must decide if this is REALLY the right option for you. What are the repayment terms? Is the interest really high? Again, there ARE alternatives. Also, keep in mind that your credit score will take a small hit for each and every business line of credit you apply for, so think carefully before you begin. Don’t just go around applying for everything. On the flip side, don’t just apply for the very first company credit card you come across. Take the time to compare your options and only apply for a few that offers the terms and conditions that are more favorable to you.

If you have at least average credit and need money as quickly as possible, then you might want to check with AnalytIQ Group Corp. AGC offers all types of funding solutions for companies of all sizes. There is a good chance you will qualify for a business line of credit.

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Venture Capitalists; Finding The Right One

So often we find that entrepreneurs are looking for venture capitalists to fund their next adventure. Unfortunately many entrepreneurs do not understand that venture capitalists are pretty industry-specific at least the very good ones are. Why is this you ask?

Well, because even venture capitalists have limited amounts of resources and hundreds and hundreds of deals that people want them to do. They cannot use them all and they want to make sure they get the most bang for their buck; that includes the quickest return on investment for the least amount of capital outlay in the shortest amount of time.

You can see why a venture capitalist’s job is not easy and why it is so important to find the right one that is industry-specific to you or entrepreneurial business plan. There’s really no need to contact venture capitalists, which do not specialize in your industry other than perhaps to ask them for a referral to call, because they are busy and not interested. They truly aren’t and it is nothing personal is simply business.

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There’s just not enough time in the day to read all these great business plans by all these entrepreneurs. In fact in my day I have read a number of business plans too many to list over several years and I imagine a venture capital is probably reads that many business plans in a single week. Don’t waste their time and do not waste your time.

You need to make sure they’re industry-specific to your industry ask them if they are interested by phone and if so send them an executive summary, not the entire business plan as it will just become scratch paper or end up at around file.

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Is It Safe To Expand Your Business Right Now?

You own a small business. Your business is just recovering from the COVID Crisis. Wow, that PPP loan sure came in handy. There are some great business opportunities out there, assuming you can find enough employees; but you’re scared. It’s been 13 years since the Great Recession. Isn’t the next stock market crash and a bad recession just around the corner? Is it safe to expand your business right now? Should you order that big machine? Should you open a new division to sell doohickies? After all, doohickies are not that much different from your current widgets. Some of your existing customers might actually be buyers of doohickies.

I say you should expand! Nothing is going on, and that is fantastic for American businesses. Left alone, and assuming they are not terrified, the owners of hundreds of thousands of small American businesses will invent new products and figure out new and cheaper ways to make widgets and whatsits. That’s the big advantage of American capitalism. Each business owner is motivated by capitalism and greed to make his business bigger and more efficient. Becoming more productive is the default mode for Americans. No communist commissar has to tell Americans what to do. We do it automatically. It’s our default mode.

Okay, George, and your point is…? Nothing is going on! And this helps by…? The lack of news is wonderful. President Xi of China is dialing back his bullying. New case of COVID are declining. We will probably never know if China was working on biological warfare and accidentally let a virus slip out, and that may actually be a good thing. No one is dragging China before the World Court, seeking trillions in damages. Nothing is happening, and that is flippin’ wonderful for business! Once again:

If left alone, and assuming they are not terrified, the owners of hundreds of thousands of small American businesses will invent new products and figure out new and cheaper ways to make widgets and whatsits.

Because the news is boring, I predict that the GDP numbers six months from now will surprise delightfully to the upside. Go expand your business.

“But George, just 45 days ago you predicted a market crash in 18 months.”  In order to have our next big market crash, we need to have some some big malinvestment, like empty, see-through office buildings in 1989, dot-com stocks in 2001, and subprime mortgages in 2008.  I had suggested that some enormous losses in cryptocurrencies might be the next big malinvestment, but only after a far larger bubble had been formed.  Since Elon Musk popped the bitcoin bubble, I am not seeing an even larger bubble in cryptocurrencies growing.

And as I look around for other bubbles and malinvestments, I see nothing glaring and obvious.  No news is not just good news.  Heck, it’s fantastic news.  Go expand your business!

By George Blackburne