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Picture yourself at the beginning of the school year, selecting your course load for the semester. Your favorite subject is offering two courses. The first option is easy — you already know most of the material and you can coast through the class to get an A, no problem.
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What’s top of mind for American’s small business owners? Check out the infographic below from SmartBiz Loans to find out.
Traditional processes for underwriting and originating small business loans can be expensive and onerous for the typical financial institution, making it difficult to make these loans profitable.
SmartBiz Loans just released a survey that suggests small business in America are bullish on the economy in spite of all the top of mind concerns such as: health care costs, taxes, and hiring.
According to a survey conducted by SmartBiz Loans and released today, almost 57 percent of small business owners said their outlook on business growth over the next 12 months was “fairly positive” or “positive.”
Add Seacoast Banking in Stuart, Fla., to the list of community banks that now believe in working with fintechs. The $6 billion-asset company is gaining traction in Small Business Administration lending after partnering with SmartBiz Loans to speed its approval process.
Many small businesses not only don’t know how a bank thinks about them, but they don’t have a good picture of their financial health,” says SmartBiz Loans CEO Evan Singer. “We can, in seconds, give folk a full picture of what their financial health looks like and what they can do to improve it.”
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, signed into law by President Trump on December 22, 2017, will have a significant impact on small businesses.
Why does qualifying for a small business loan have to be such a mystery? According to a CB Insights study, cash flow issues are the second most common reason startups fail, accounting for 29% of failures.