by RidgestoneAdmin | Feb 15, 2020 | Small Business Loans
Fortunly, a website devoted to the latest business and financial news, recently reported on some statistics from the Small Business Administration. Among those statistics include the fact that it requires an average of $30,000 to get a new business going. Since you...
by RidgestoneAdmin | Feb 1, 2020 | Equipment Financing
Whether you’re looking for start-up capital, buying inventory, or purchasing new equipment, save your operating funds through business equipment leasing. Often, business owners put off upscaling their business or getting much-needed business equipment because...
by RidgestoneAdmin | Jan 15, 2020 | Small Business Loans
Whether you’re just starting your business, looking to expand or want to purchase new equipment, you’ll need cash to reach your goals. A business loan can provide that cash, but will you have to pledge collateral? That depends on the type of loan...
by RidgestoneAdmin | Jan 1, 2020 | Small Business Loans
The interest lenders charge on some types of loans is called a factor rate-sometimes referred to as a money factor. A factor rate is not to be confused with interest rates or an APR (annual percentage rate). In this article, we discuss what you need to know about...
