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Economic factors beyond your control may make access to loans harder for your business at some times than others. These tips could help ensure you have the capital you need to cover operating costs and power growth through every economic climate.

When your business reaches its limits in terms of organic growth, you’ll need to find new ways to expand — such as acquiring another business. This will be one of the most significant financial investments you’ll ever make, and it can be daunting to figure out the best way to raise financing. But don’t worry — we’ve got you covered.

Need to inject some capital into your business? You have a couple of choices. You can borrow money from a lender (known as debt financing) or look for investors (known as equity financing).

Financing is among the most important resources for small and midsize businesses looking to ensure steady cash flow, purchase equipment, expand facilities, or acquire a competitor.

The current commercial lending process is outdated and inefficient, resulting in only 20% of small business loans being approved. Business owners often feel unsupported throughout the process and don't have an independent resource to help them navigate the complicated system.