How Equipment Financing Can Power Business Growth, The Human Way
What We Don’t Talk About Enough Equipment financing is not just for when budgets are tight....
Growth Financing: Unlocking Business Potential But At What Cost?
The Power of Opportunity In today’s fast-paced market, businesses need to be agile, constantly adapting and...
Financing for Entrepreneurs: Are Banks the Best Option?
Banking on the Banks? Applying for a bank loan seems like the easy first choice, after...
What They Don’t Tell You About Merchant Cash Advance
Cost of Convenience Nothing is as good as it seems, including business loan terms. When there...
Your Ultimate Guide to Business Line of Credit
What does a Business Line of Credit Offer? This type of loan is so customary in...
Accelerate Your Success with AccordExpress Factoring: The Fast and Flexible... Accelerate Your Success with AccordExpress Factoring: The Fast and Flexible Solution for Canadian Businesses
Welcome to the world of AccordExpress Factoring – where speed meets flexibility, and your business can thrive!
What Assets Can Be Used for Asset-Based Loans?
Asset-based lending refers to a specific type of secured loan that leverages company assets as collateral. An asset-based loan can help established companies grow by using their assets as collateral for business financing.
The Future of Small Business Financing: A Message from the... The Future of Small Business Financing: A Message from the President of Accord’s Small Business Division
With over two decades in small business lending, I've had the privilege of witnessing the ebbs and flows, triumphs, and challenges of countless businesses. These experiences have cemented my understanding of the integral role financing plays in the success of every small enterprise.
What is the Difference Between Factoring and Accounts Receivable Financing?
Across industries, companies are always looking for ways to make sure they have enough working capital. Whether to seize growth opportunities or to overcome unforeseen challenges, businesses can acquire working capital by selling their accounts receivables to a factoring company; another way is by leveraging their unpaid invoices for a loan. Both of these methods allow businesses to get fast access to funds and are alternatives to a traditional bank loan.