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Our flagship corporate credit program will get you up to $100,000 or more in unsecured, NON-recourse corporate credit over the next 12 months. This credit is not tied to you personally, no personal credit check required and will not affect your personal credit score. Instead, this credit will boost your Dun & Bradstreet corporate credit rating and eventually will allow you to access hundreds of thousands of dollars of NON-Recourse funding, the ultimate safest form of corporate funding.

The unsecured (safe) business credit that we obtain for you will not show up on your personal credit

• Up to $150,000+ per individual
• No minimum time-in-business
• Introductory rates as low as 0%

• Receive Revolving Credit Line (up to $100,000)
• No Personal Guarantee require
• Zero Interest Available

• Single pieces of equipment, or equipment packages
• Up to 100% financing

SBA loans were developed by Uncle Sam to support small business growth. They’re offered by lenders and backed by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). We have several different SBA loan options in our toolbag, including SBA 7a, SBA 504, and SBA Express loans.

Read our in-depth guide to SBA loan requirements.

Need a little extra cash now and then? A business line of credit gives you access to working capital when you need it. You can use your line of credit for most business needs, and you pay interest only on the funds you use. It's an easy way to give your small business a boost.

Surprises happen - and that’s why short term loans exist. It gives you the green you need to stay afloat during a temporary cash shortage or manage the overhead that comes with taking on a larger project. You can get funded in just 1-4 weeks so you can get back to business as usual.

Read our in-depth guide to short term loans.

This standard business loan option offers fixed interest rates, regular repayment terms, and a fixed maturity date. See, pretty standard. Use your business term loan for anything from an expansion to an equipment purchase. Crunch the numbers, then apply for your term loan today.

Whether you’re just starting out or a well-established business, a business credit card is the no-brainer way to cover unexpected costs and improve your business credit score. Choose one with a rewards program to bolster your cash benefits or just get some cool free stuff online.

A personal loan is money you borrow for any kind of personal use such as paying off credit card debt, investing in home improvements, taking a special vacation, or paying for an engagement ring or wedding expenses. Taking a personal loan can be a smart way to consolidate high-interest rate balances under one monthly rate. To repay the loan, you make monthly payments of principal plus interest. A personal loan gives you the flexibility to make big purchases, then pay it off at a pace that makes sense for you.

An Economic Injury Disaster Loan is a traditional SBA loan reserved for disaster relief. While generally known for strict requirements and long wait times before receiving funds, much of that has shifted in response to the CARES Act and coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

These loans offer support for small businesses and help them stay operational during disaster-induced hardship. Use these funds to cover necessary day-to-day expenses your business would have successfully covered before coronavirus or other disasters impacted your finances. Examples include:

• Payroll
• Accounts payable
• Providing paid sick leave to employees
• Matching increased costs to obtain materials
• Rent or mortgage payments
• Other obligatory payments that cannot be met due to revenue loss

Loan amounts for this disaster relief loan cap at $2 million. However, there are several other important details you should know.

• Interest rates for small businesses are 3.75% and 2.75% for nonprofit
• You can get terms up to 30 years

There are other specific requirements for EIDLs. These requirements also apply to businesses that had previously applied for an EIDL due to COVID-19.

Those requirements are that you:

• Are a US business with fewer than 500 employees
• Operate as a sole proprietor or an independent contractor during the covered period 
• Are a 501(c), 501(d), or 501(e) private nonprofit
• Can prove substantial economic injury caused by COVID-19

The SBA requires you to prove your business has suffered as a direct result of coronavirus. If your business was experiencing financial hardship before the pandemic, you likely won’t qualify.

 You can apply for an EIDL by contacting CBG FUNDS or SBA website .

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