Loans That Come Full Circle

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Revolving loan funds are community-based entities that use public and private dollars to make low-rate loans to small businesses and to nonprofit and community projects. Loans to other businesses are made after loans are repaid. The more than 7,500 revolving loan funds in the US control more than $8 billion in assets.

United States, Services, Revolving funds

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Leaving no stone unturned

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Entrepreneurs often need to find critical funding in order not to merely meet payroll, but to take a long-term view of their companies. Essential Technologic Inc formed from a merger, used upfront selling rights in foreign countries to create financing. Tips gleaned from this experience are offered.

Prepackaged software, Software Publishers, Applications Software Pkgs NEC (Micro), Capital Management-Venture Capital, Computer software industry, Software industry, Economic aspects, Venture capital companies, Applications software, New business enterprises, Startups, Entrepreneurship, Morentz, James W., Essential Technologies Inc.

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Capital ideas for financing

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Seasafe Inc. improved its cash flow and overcame a credit crisis by improving its management of receivables. Seasafe's story and those of other small businesses illustrate that money can come from unexpected sources. These sources include obscure government programs and family and friends.

Cash Management, Methods, Cover Story

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