Supply Chain Management Software: How You Can Change the Game
Supply chains are detailed, complex, and – if you don’t have the right tools to help you understand what’s going on every step of the way – baffling. Most small businesses don’t have the time or resources to manage their entire supply chains single-handedly.Trying to do so can create a significant potential for error andRead More
Holiday Inventory: How to Buy Merchandise You Need Before the Rush (2019)
With the 2019 holiday season on the horizon, it’s time to start thinking about how to prepare your business for the coming rush. You’ll need to take on extra staff, update your store hours and, of course, stock up on inventory. Strategic holiday inventory planning should help you meet customer demands at peak times duringRead More
Chiropractors: Treat Growing Pains With a Line of Credit
You’re doing a great job of treating your patients’ back pain—your patient base is steadily growing, and they couldn’t be happier with the results. But what about your chiropractic practice’s growing pains? If your chiropractic practice is scaling quickly, then you don’t want to fall behind the curve. Building your patient base without taking theRead More
National Announces New Fast Equipment Financing Program: The eQuickment Financing Product
National Business Capital & Services is thrilled to announce the new eQuickment Financing Product! Like our groundbreaking new Performance Advance program, this new financing product is innovating the way entrepreneurs grow by putting the quick back in equipment financing! This new equipment loan program is helping business owners rapidly grow and scale their businesses withRead More
If You Filed an Extension, Your Taxes Are Almost Due: Are You Prepared?
If you filed a tax extension this year, you have until October 15 to submit your full return. But what if you owe back taxes and cash flow hasn’t been as good as you expected between April and October? Dealing with emergencies and unforeseen circumstances can make you wonder how to meet your tax extensionRead More
What’s the Minimum Years in Business for a Startup Business Loan?
You’re ready to get your business off the ground, but you need funding to bring your ideas to fruition. Can you qualify for a startup business loan? Surprisingly, the answer might be no. Many “startup loans” have a minimum time in business requirement, as lenders are often wary to fund younger companies. Having a fewRead More
Construction Financing: Don’t Miss Jobs Because Banks Take Too Long
Maintaining good cash flow can be a catch-22 when you run a construction company. Clients don’t always pay as quickly as you’d like. But on the other hand, you can’t accept other contracts until you have enough money to purchase materials and pay employees. Construction business loans are an option for bringing in cash toRead More
Construction Loans for Builders: Finish Jobs Faster with a Line of Credit
A consistent flow of work is the key to keeping your construction company going. But you can’t take on new jobs if you don’t have the finances available to get started, or cash flow issues delay existing projects. When outstanding invoices and late payments prevent you from meeting deadlines, client relationships – and your chancesRead More
10 Things to Consider BEFORE Applying for a Bank Business Loan
If you’re thinking about applying for a business loan from a bank, it might be wise to think again. Going to a bank is a natural first instinct after identifying the need for capital to grow your business. According to Finder, almost half (48%) of all business owners seeking capital applied at a large bank.Read More
How to Meet the Evolving Safety Standards in Transportation
Is your trucking company committed to meeting transportation safety standards? With ongoing changes in regulations coming down from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), compliance is more important than ever. Meeting these new standards doesn’t just keep you from getting in trouble with the law. Fatal crashes involving commercial vehicles increased 6% between 2015Read More