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From Restaurants to Contractors: Real Ways Small Businesses Use Government-Backed Capital

There’s a reason the U.S. government is incentivized to provide financial backing to small businesses, and it boils down to the enormous contributions of these entities.

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SBA vs. USDA vs. Accounts Receivable Loans: Which One Fits Your Business?

Small business owners face a dizzying array of financing options, from Small Business Administration (SBA)and United States Department of Agriculture loans to accounts receivable financing.

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2 min read|By Trevor Pierson

Why I Call the SBA 7(a) Loan the Swiss Army Knife of Small Business Lending

Over the years, I’ve come to think of the SBA 7(a) loan as the Swiss Army knife of small business financing. It’s versatile and powerful, and, when used the right way, it can be the one tool a business owner needs to move forward.

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The Tailored Take

Here is where small business owners find ideas, insights, and encouragement to help navigate banking and lending with confidence at every stage of growth.

From Restaurants to Contractors: Real Ways Small Businesses Use Government-Backed Capital

SBA vs. USDA vs. Accounts Receivable Loans: Which One Fits Your Business?

Why I Call the SBA 7(a) Loan the Swiss Army Knife of Small Business Lending

The Tailored Take

Here is where small business owners find ideas, insights, and encouragement to help navigate banking and lending with confidence at every stage of growth.

From Restaurants to Contractors: Real Ways Small Businesses Use Government-Backed Capital

SBA vs. USDA vs. Accounts Receivable Loans: Which One Fits Your Business?

Why I Call the SBA 7(a) Loan the Swiss Army Knife of Small Business Lending

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