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Ways to Lower Your Debt to Income Ratio for a Loan

Improving your debt-to-income ratio (DTI) before applying for a business loan or other type of financing reduces the risk of underwriting delays or being denied because of your finances. Consumer and business lenders have t...


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The Reason Why Business Loans Have Different Lengths

The length of a business loan often changes based on the usage of the funds. It should be tailored to the borrower whenever possible to make sure that their cash flow can cover payments over the term without defaulting. The longer the term length, the lower the monthly payment is on most loans, which frees up cash flow. 

 

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5 Ways to Make More Money With AI & Email Marketing

Email marketing (and SMS) are your company’s ATM machine. They’re consumers and clients that gave you their information, have shopped already, and who are familiar with your brand, which is why these campaigns convert better than other channels. But when you over-email, use the wrong messaging, or the offers are not relevant to the recipients, your company...


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When Revolving Credit or Business Loans Make More Sense

Both revolving credit and business loans make sense to use for short-term and immediate expenses, as well as purchases and repairs when it comes to your business. There are specific situations where one is better than the other, even when the issue is similar. 

A piece of equipment breaking during a busy season is a good example. If the repair is something&nb...


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Credit Utilization Ratios and How to Calculate Yours

A credit utilization ratio (CUR) is the total amount of revolving credit that you are using (your revolving debt) divided by the total amount of revolving credit that is available to you including credit cards, lines of credit, HELOCs, and more. A CUR can apply to both personal and business financing and is calculated using the following formula: 

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