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Cash flow gaps are a common problem for many small businesses — and a business line of credit and invoice factoring are two common solutions business owners turn to. Each of these options can offer your business the funding it…

Running a small business in today’s economy requires a great deal of dedication, persistence and hard work. Sometimes, you might need additional funding to meet your goals and see your vision through. Read our funding guide to learn about small…

If you’re at all familiar with loan products, you know that there are often different names for the same type of product. For example, “payday loans” might be considered a “short-term loan,” a “personal loan,” a “term loan,” or to…

The U.S. trade deficit hit nearly $1 trillion in 2022, as America imported some $948.1 billion more than it exported. This $103 billion increase on the previous year’s deficit came as the U.S. and its partners sought to restructure and…

Every entrepreneur’s journey is unique, but there is one universal experience: finding small business funding. Whether it’s to aid cash flow or support operational costs, weather the storm through low sales or expanding for growth, owners need to acquire cash…

If you’re considering a line of credit for business financing, it’s important to understand the difference between a personal line of credit and a business line of credit. While they may seem similar at first glance, there are significant differences…

Credit scores are three-digit numbers calculated from the data on a recorded payment history. Credit scores help lenders determine a borrower’s relative creditworthiness, or their likelihood of debt repayment. Not only can a good credit score help you save money…

While small businesses across the U.S. are reopening and adapting to the new normal, we’ll be highlighting stories of OnDeck customers who are facing these challenges head on. They share ways they changed their business operations to deal with new…

Big box stores and online retailers make shopping easy. This means people often overlook the local businesses that make up their communities. These small businesses are important to local economies. They provide unique products and services that big corporations can’t.…