Making a Business Credit Application - Unsecured Small Business Loans
Did you know that there are over 7,500 banks across the country? This may not shock you, but you will probably be surprised by the fact that despite the current economic climate, there are still hundreds of banks that want to lend you money!
"But how can this be? We are in an economic downturn! Credit markets are surely squeezed!" I hear you say. Well, there is one main reason why banks want you to still access capital. Profit. We operate in a fractional reserve banking system which means that banks have the ability to lend out money in the form of loans based on a percentage of what they have in deposits or vault cash. So, for example, if you were to put $100,000 into a bank's savings account, that bank would then have the ability to lend out 9x that amount or $900,000 dollars. That $900,000 is created from thin air by the bank.
The banks have created money from thin air and want to make a return on this money. Wouldn't you want to lend out as much as you could to profit from the interest if you could create money from thin air like the banks?
They all have at least $25,000 - $100,000 that they will lend to qualified borrowers. If it's this easy I hear you ask, then why isn't everyone doing this?
Well, quite simply, unless you have the three "keys to the vault" (excuse the pun!), then you will probably have your application for credit rejected.
The three keys are who, what and how:
Once you have these three keys, you will be successful in your credit applications, and there is no limit to the amount of credit you can access. This information is invaluable... think how much time you will save by knowing all this information from the word go. Remember that, if you just blindly apply for credit in every area, this could work against you.
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