Funding

Many small businesses need funding to get started. Learn about the different financing options to decide which would work best for your small business.

Bridge loans are a form of short-term funding intended to help your business buy assets or complete projects.

For veterans who are starting a business, there are dozens of resources to help with funding, mentoring and becoming a government contractor.

Need financing for business equipment? Here's what you need to know about choosing a business equipment loan.

Should you use a business credit card or debit card? The answer depends on a few factors. Here's what you need to know about both types of payment cards for business owners.

Taking out a personal loan is one way to bankroll your business, but it does involve some risk.

Nonrecourse loans aren't popular for businesses, but they're a way to borrow money for a long-term project without a personal guarantee.

A stock purchase agreement outlines the sale of company stock to buyers. Here's how to create a stock purchase agreement, along with a helpful template.

If your small business is in need of capital, angel investors are an option you can turn to for funding. Here's everything you need to know about finding an angel investor.

International investors present a big opportunity for startups in need of capital.

Business.com has compared factoring services and selected the best ones for small businesses. Compare company services and fees to make your buying decisions easier.

A PPP loan can help struggling businesses, but it's not the only option if you need more of a financial boost.

Construction businesses demand significant overhead for labor and materials. Funding them can be difficult, but these loan options and financing products make it easier.

Installment loans are a viable funding option for many small businesses. Before you take one out, check out our guide.

Private equity and venture capital funding are both considered alternative investments, but there are significant differences between the two.

Increased working capital for hard-hit small businesses will allow them to rebuild and flourish, thereby boosting overall economic recovery.

Qualifying for a business credit card if you have bad credit is difficult but not impossible. You may have to start with a secured card.

From access to capital to education and counseling, the Small Business Administration has a lot to offer small business owners.

These practices will help you quickly and successfully find the best loan for your small business.

Here's a rundown of the loan programs and lenders for veteran-owned businesses.

Understanding the difference between a secured credit card and an unsecured credit card is the first step in choosing the right one for your business.

Learn about the SBA's offer in compromise process, including who is eligible and important do's and don'ts for handling SBA default.

Learn the important facts that every borrower and personal guarantor needs to understand if they hope to succeed with an SBA offer in compromise following an SBA loan default.

If your business received money through the Paycheck Protection Program, your tax situation for 2020 will be different from previous years.

Here are nine suggestions to help you turn around your business if you're struggling with SBA loan default.

These money-saving tips will help your small business run efficiently and profitably.

The Paycheck Protection Program is open for a new round of funding. See if you qualify, how to apply for forgiveness, and what you can use the loan to cover.