Pluses And Minuses Of Common Forms Of Credits
July 2, 2009
Credit Card: Many a home-based business has been financed with credit cards. In fact, a survey showed that more than one-third of all small business owners use credit cards to at least partly finance their business operations. Not only are credit cards incredibly easy for most people to get (perhaps too easy, many people receive at least one or two credit card offers a month), but they are also convenient and easy manage.
Personal Loan: Personal loans are made to individuals based on their own personal income and creditworthiness. Assuming you have sufficient income and a good credit rating, there’s a good chance that you qualify for the loan you need. After you have your loan, you’re free to spend the money as you please, making personal loans quite flexible. Business Loan: Banks and other financial institutions make business loans to finance business startups, cover ongoing, operation needs, or finance business expansion.
Line of Credit: A line of credit is a business loan with a unique twist: Instead of a lump sum for the full amount of the loan, you’re given approval to borrow funds up to a certain limit in whatever amounts or as often as you like.
Home Equity Loan: A home equity loan is similar to a personal loan, with one major difference: You’re required to pledge your home or other real property as collateral in the event that you default on your loan obligations.
SBA Loan: SBA loans are business loans that are backed by the U.S. Small Business Administration. Because the lending bank has less of a risk in the event of default, home-based business owners can obtain them more easily than a standard business loan.
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