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Borrowing for Your Small Business

   How Much Should You Borrow?
   Preparation is Key
   Secured Loans / Collateral
   What the Lender Wants to Know
   Small Business Administration Loans
   After Your Loan Request Is Approved
   Unsecured Loans
   Tapping the Equity in Your Home
   Retirement Account Loans
   Life Insurance Loans
   U.S. Small Business Administration loans
   Factoring Receivables

How Much Should You Borrow?

Bank loans are a source of capital for many small businesses. Loans may be needed for a variety of reasons, beginning with the fact that expenses and income don't always happen at the same time. By knowing the criteria that a bank uses, you will be able to go through the process in a manner that will be easier and quicker for both you and the bank.

This is an important question that revolves to a great extent on your cash flow situation. Some of the expenses that might need to be considered include buying supplies and inventory while waiting to get paid, paying payroll and rent, and buying equipment and fixtures.

Prioritize those areas where your options are limited to paying in cash, and review your alternatives where you may have other options. Then review what might serve as collateral for your loans.

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Securities offered by Affinity Investment Services, LLC, 73 Mountain View Boulevard, Basking Ridge, NJ 07920, member FINRA/SIPC. Investments offered by Affinity Investment Services are not deposits or obligations of Affinity Federal Credit Union. They are NOT NCUA INSURED and NOT GUARANTEED by Affinity Federal Credit Union or any governmental agency and are subject to INVESTMENT RISK, including LOSS of PRINCIPAL. Investments may lose value. Affinity Investment Services, LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Affinity Federal Credit Union. Business Continuity Disclosure Statement.


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