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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.
Evan Singer, the CEO of SmartBiz loans, views its mission — improving companies’ access to Small Business Administration loans and other forms of credit — as a noble one.
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Currently headed by Evan Singer, SmartBiz Loans has been the pioneer in creating the leading online marketplace for SBA loans. It partners with banks across the country and establishes a win-win situation for both small businesses and lenders by ensuring that the “tedious” process of loan application becomes as intuitive and hassle-free as possible.
SmartBiz Loans, the #1 SBA marketplace and bank-enabling technology platform, is pleased to announce it has outpaced a number of national banks, including JP Morgan Chase, to become the top facilitator of SBA 7(a) loans $350,000 and less for the 2017 calendar year.
SmartBiz Loans announced today that it was the number one facilitator for SBA 7(a) loans under $350,000 for the 2017 calendar year, surpassing JP Morgan Chase.
SmartBiz Loans recently launched SmartBiz Advisor, the first, AI-driven, online education tool that makes the financial insights and analysis provided by a typical CFO available to small businesses at no cost.
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