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An increasingly popular way that small businesses get the cash they need for new equipment, building expansions, different inventory, and more, is to sell future credit card sales for cash upfront.

To Grow Your Business, Consider a Merchant Cash Advance

Posted Mar 21, 2018

In our last post, we discussed how hard it can be to get a business expansion loan from the bank. So, what are the alternatives? You can open a business credit card...

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You Love People, Not Numbers.

Three Cool Cash Flow Apps to Try

Posted Oct 19, 2017

You are running a service-based business because you love people! We doubt you opened your boutique so you could worry about invoicing. And we know you didn’t open...

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