Posts Tagged ‘business capital loan(s)’
Germany and Signs of Optimism For Business Capital Loans
Around the world people are afraid that the Euro will crumble, or at the very least, that Greece will default and have to return to the drachma, which could lead to a domino effect of insolvent countries, such as Spain and Italy, defaulting and dropping out of the E.U. altogether. Yesterday, the foreign minister of [...]
No Business Capital Loans for Italy
Getting a working capital loan in Italy just became really hard. With Berlusconi’s resignation, it seems a technocracy will be installed to help counter a flailing economy. If Italy is unable to deal with its debt and reform its economy, it will point to the other weaknesses in the Euro zone –the fact that their [...]
A New Greek Government Will Decide On Business Capital Loans
Greece’s new government isn’t as bad as it sounds. It’s actually given a lot of confidence to European leaders that they will be able to reach a debt deal by January. The reason for their new procedure is their divisive government, which, much like our own, prevents many important decisions from being implemented. This problem [...]
Occupy Wall Street
It seems like the news of the week on Wall Street is all occupation related. Protesters are voicing a wide variety of grievances from educational reform to worker’s rights. One thing that the protesters seem to agree on is seeing an overhaul of our financial system. Many want to see the Dodd-Frank bill passed, which [...]
China’s Rise and More Unsecured Working Capital
Recently we’ve been focusing on short-term domestic crises and how unsecured working capital can help businesses grow. This week let’s project and compare. Data released about income shows that with inflation factored in, households make about as much money as they did ten years ago. While more technology is available for less money, it’s still [...]
The Theory of Competitive Advantage and More Business Capital Loans
Unemployment is still very high. As we move into election season and the left argues about spending more while the right says that government is only making things worse, it’s uncertain that President Obama will do anything drastic to improve the economy. The Fed has power in its hands and will probably advocate for another [...]
Bernanke and the Ease of a Merchant Cash Advance
Last week Fed Chairman Bernard Bernanke gave a speech at Jackson Hole, WY., in which he said that the Fed will not take extreme action to spur the economy. That means no more quantitative easing, and continued low interest rates. Some were disappointed, others were pleased. While the Fed is independent of the government, that [...]
Forget Macroeconomics, Now Is The Time for a Working Capital Loan
Following the U.S. credit downgrade by S&P, last week, the markets took a tumble. Now everyone is comparing 2011 to 2008. But the two financial crises are very different. The differences between 2008 and 2011 are threefold. First, the recession in 2008 started from the bottom up. Overzealous real estate buyers spread confidence into the [...]
Macro and Micro: How a Working Capital Loan Helps
The Great Recession left a big impact on the world economy that most countries have not quite recovered from. The United States isn’t doing as badly as other nations, but it is still nowhere near the luxury its citizens knew five years ago. That doesn’t mean, however, that all small businesses are struggling. Some are [...]
A Stimulus From Working Capital Loan May Be Just What You Need
The American economy has still not met its potential from the boost of capital (QE2) the Fed injected last year. Unemployment is still disconcertingly high, and GDP hovers below 2%. Part of this is because there is still a lot of debt. Another is investor’s uncertainty about the state of the markets. And while many [...]
