SBA's 7(a) working capital line of credit

SBA Line of Credit 

Up to $1.5m in working capital financing. Get approved within 24 hours

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### _Fora Financial - Working Capital Loans_

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Fora Financial provides working capital financing to small business owners. Get approval within 24 hours and access to funds within 72 hours, funding from $5k-$1.5m with terms up to 15 months, and no restrictions on usage.
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- Flexible working capital financing
- Fast approval and access to funds
- Flexible use with no restrictions
- Soft credit pulls 
- Early payment discounts

Fora Financial - Working Capital Loans

Get up to $250k in line of credit and only pay interest on what you use with rates as low as 6.2%

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### _Bluevine Line of Credit Up to $250k_

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Bluevine has line of credit funding available that's fast and flexible. Get on-demand access to a revolving line of credit with no monthly fees. Decisions in as little as 5 minutes.
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- Funding available on demand
- Only pay for what you use
- Access to revolving credit
- Financing that grows with you

Bluevine Up to $250k Line of Credit

88% of minority-owned businesses that received EIDL funding still need more — a reality which is echoed by women-owned businesses as well. Here are more results from our study.

Survey: 88% of Minority-Owned EIDL Recipients Need More Funding

Securing small business financing can be challenging. Community Development Financial Institutions, or CDFIs, can be your solution. Here's what you need to know.

Why Small Business Owners Should Look at CDFIs

If you’re a startup, in need of additional working capital — up to $50K — the Small Business Administration’s (SBA) Microloan program was designed for you. 

SBA Line of Credit

Fora Financial - Working Capital Loans

Bluevine Up to $250k Line of Credit

Best Grants for Small Businesses in 2024

Best Grants for Women-Owned Businesses in 2024

Best Grants for Minority-Owned Businesses in 2024

Survey: 88% of Minority-Owned EIDL Recipients Need More Funding

Why Small Business Owners Should Look at CDFIs

SBA Microloans: How to Qualify and Apply