What Guaranteed Loans are Available for Businesses??

**claudia19** · 04-26-2010 06:08 AM

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1) Basic SBA 7(a) Loan Program: This is the SBA’s primary program for small business SBA loans. It is the most flexible and most commonly used small business loan program.A small business owner must apply for this type of loan with a lending institution that accepts this program. However, the SBA guarantee makes it easier for small business owners to qualify and get approval for startup or expansion loans.

2) CDC/504 Loan Program: The Certified Development Companies (CDC) 504 program guarantees long-term loans for small businesses for the purchase of fixed assets or modernization for expansion and job creation. These loans are not distributed by banks, but rather private non-profit corporations set up specifically to aid the economic development of their local communities.

3) Microloan Program: The SBA also has designed a microloan program that provides short-term small business loans up to $35,000. Small business owners can use funds for the purchase of inventory, supplies, furniture, fixtures, machinery, and equipment necessary to help a business expand or get off the ground.

4) Disaster Loans: Floods, tornados, hurricanes: disaster strikes portions of the country on any given day. To help small businesses get back on their feet after a disaster, the SBA designed the Disaster Assistance Loan Program. These low-interest loans help small businesses and non-profit organizations to rebuild or replace real estate, personal property, machinery, and equipment that was damaged or lost due to a declared disaster.

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**avena34** · 04-30-2010 05:13 AM

Hi

Any small business entrepreneur will tell you that finding capital to start or grow a business is essential to success. While financial capital comes in many forms, small business loans are the most frequently used method of financing.

However, where can a small business owner find loans with a suitable interest rate? Or how can you obtain financing if you have less-than-average credit? What if you need a short-term loan?

Small business owners have a strong ally in the U.S. government. The government knows that small businesses are the backbone of the American economy. To help the small business owner, it formed the Small Business Administration (SBA) in 1953 to provide aid in many forms. One of those helpful forms is guaranteed small business SBA loans. Guaranteed loans for small business make it easier for entrepreneurs to get approved for a loan with local banks.

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**isabella** · 05-03-2010 06:25 AM

Thank you for sharing the informative information. Please keep sharing more and more.

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**rella** · 06-04-2011 09:32 AM

The two main types of loans with the United Kingdom are the secured loans and the unsecured loan. Guaranteed Acceptance Loans offered by many businesses fall into the unsecured category as the lender has no security and really only your word that you will pay back the loan plus any interest. As a result of this increased risk to the lender, the interest rates for an unsecured loan almost always higher than for those associated with Secured loans. The term 'secured' in secured loans should not be misunderstood and is only security for the lender and not the borrower. They do however offer much lower interest rates for the borrower and can be taken out over longer periods and for a greater amount.