Financing & Capital Resources

Many business owners are turning to microloans. Microloans are small loans, typically ranging from as little as a few hundred dollars to as much as $50,000.

Learn how the 3 major business credit reporting bureaus, Dunn & Bradstreet, Equifax, and Experian focus on slightly different aspects of your business credit profile. Read more

Entrepreneurs who made early mistakes but went on to successfully launch and grow businesses point to these classic investor mistakes that can torpedo even the best business plans. Read more

Startup businesses that took on debt are more likely to succeed (as long as they use business debt as opposed to taking on personal debt).

While venture capital gets a lot of attention in the media, it's not necessarily the best financing strategy for every growing business. Read more

Picking the right type of small business financing isn't simple. Answering these 4 questions will help you select the best lenders and loans for you.

Understanding the truth about small business loans and other forms of debt financing will reveal opportunities for growth.

Here we explore the differences between the traditional and online lending processes to help you select the best option for your small businesses Read more

Women are building businesses at a rate that outpaces the small business growth rate in the U.S. Yet, there are systemic obstacles that women still face when getting financing.

When it comes to growing your business, strong credit scores—both business and personal—can give you a significant advantage. Read more

Reward-based, equity and debt are all types of crowdfunding available to small businesses. Here are some tips that businesses can use to create a successful campaign.

SCORE’s latest infographic, sponsored by Nav, details the trends of crowdfunding for small businesses and whether this financing method could work your company. Read more