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For small businesses to survive in an erratic economy, the use of flexible financing tactics means that some small business loan alternatives which business owners previously ruled out because they were too complicated or expensive might deserve a second review. A prime example of a Plan B business financing strategy for many small businesses but not their eventual choice to obtain additional working capital financing is a accounts receivable financing program (also referred to as credit card receivables factoring). With a sudden reduction in business lines of credit and an increased requirement for collateral by many commercial lenders, the use of credit card processing to obtain working capital now has more practical appeal for the typical small business owner who needs more cash for their daily operations. (more…)

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It is reasonable to ask if commercial banking has more potential disasters about to emerge based on what has been seen and reported so far. Banks and other lenders have experienced both poor operating results and negative publicity for the past year or more. The commercial mortgages activity reported by most banks tells a different story than the portrayal as healthy and normal by bankers and politicians. (more…)

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