The Federal Reserve (“Fed”) has now entered into its fourth month of reducing the impact of quantitative easing on the economy. The original theory behind quantitative easing was that if the Fed purchased bonds, it could sustain lower interest rates for borrowers. Therefore, more companies would...
Everyday, depending on what consumers or employers are doing, the economy is either growing or contracting. There are a few Economic Indicators or news announcements that you might be interested in following to come to your own conclusions: The decision by the Federal Reserve...
By now you should have committed your goals and business objectives to paper and are reviewing them twice daily. See the blog post dated December 20, 2013 for details. The next step for your business is to compute how much working capital you will need to...
Community Banks are closing their doors because of the cost of compliance. Small Business pays with less access to credit. Unintended consequence of one size fits all regulation schemes. WSJ Headline “Tally of US Banks Sinks to Record Low” on December 3, 2013. There were many...
Has your request for a Working Capital loan ever been declined or converted to a term loan restricting your ability to grow? Many construction subcontractors who have expanded bidding opportunities are running into problems finding working capital due to significant restrictions put in place by...