Can Medical Supply Companies Benefit from Factoring?

May 13th, 2013

Now more than ever, medical supplies companies are looking for alternative financing sources. Banks are not approving loans like they used to and recurring cash flow challenges for medical supplies companies are not going away. Medical supplies factoring has been evaluated in the past, but this alternative financing option is becoming a popular and convenient [...]

Experts Agree The Fed’s In Big Trouble

May 9th, 2013

I know it sounds crazy to suggest that the Federal Reserve Bank is in trouble, but it’s true. When interest rates rise, the Fed is going to recognize huge losses and will need help from the U.S. Treasury to stay afloat. I have been writing about the Fed’s financial predicament for almost two years (Who’s [...]

An Uptick in Small Business Loans from Big Banks

March 15th, 2013

A common complaint in the years since the financial crisis began has been that Wall Street banks that were bailed out by the federal government haven’t been lending enough to Main Street businesses. Critics may now have a little less reason to beef, however, because last month big banks approved small business loans at the [...]

Small Business Optimism in U.S improves for second month

February 13th, 2013

Confidence among U.S. small businesses rose in January for a second month after lawmakers reached a last-minute deal to avert a sweeping increase in income taxes. The National Federation of Independent Business’s optimism index improved to 88.9 last month from 88 in December. Seven of the measure’s 10 components contributed to the gain in January, the [...]

Hard Lessons in Modern Lending

January 30th, 2013

We recently read an article featured in Inc. Magazine called “Hard Lessons in Modern Lending” written by Burt Helm. In the article, we learn about a man named Joe Bliss. Bliss is a hard working American doing his very best to keep his business afloat during an economic crisis. His company, JBC Technologies, took a [...]