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Small Business Loans: Common Mistakes When Applying (And How to Avoid Them)

If you’re applying for a loan to finance your small business, don’t make these common errors in the process.

What Documents Do You Need to Apply for a Small Business Loan?

Get ahead of the loan application process by preparing these documents to verify the financial health of your company.

Top Accounting Tools for Nonprofits

These accounting tools make it easy to track expenses and meet the IRS reporting standards for nonprofit organizations.

Financing Trends Impacting Small Business in 2023

These financing trends may impact your small business this year, including lender restrictions, increasing interest rates, and supply chain issues.

How to Choose an Investor for a Small Business

Need funding for your small business? Keep these points in mind when selecting an investor.

How to Seek Small Business Investors

Here’s what entrepreneurs should consider when looking for investment opportunities for their businesses.

How to Fund Your Business

Here’s a detailed guide on how to fund your business, whether you’re just beginning or you have a few years under your belt.

10 Alternative Lenders for Small Business Loans

Need working capital or new equipment? Consider a nonbank alternative lender that offers flexible terms and fast funding.

How to Start a Kickstarter Campaign

Kicking off a Kickstarter? Start by setting realistic expectations and building a community to support your idea.

Best Tips from Famous Investors

What do famous investors look for when they’re ready to put their money—or their investment firm’s capital—behind a company?