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Payroll Funding What To Do When You’re Short on Payday

Payroll Funding: Not Missing Payroll is Part of the Owner’s Job

Business Operations, Management, Planning & Financial Leadership Articles & Information

Client Case Study Sean is a CEO of a small healthcare company, and is one of Financing Solutions’ clients.  He was about to miss payroll as his bank credit line […]

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How to Contact The SBA

Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) SBA Loan Program Easily Explained

Business Tools, Tips & Financial News Articles & Information

There are two types of SBA Loan programs available to small businesses and nonprofits affected by Covid-19 under the CARES Act Fiscal Stimulus Package. The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and […]

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How to Contact The SBA

SBA’s Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program Easily Explained and Summarized

Business Tools, Tips & Financial News Articles & Information

There are two types of SBA Loan programs available to small businesses and nonprofits affected by Covid-19 under the CARES Act Fiscal Stimulus Package. The Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and […]

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4 Options You Have When You Are About to Miss Payroll

4 Options You Have When You Are About to Miss Payroll

Missing payroll is probably one of the most stressful events in a business owner’s life. When speaking to a business owner about it, the stories they often tell revolve around […]

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Line of Credit for a Nonprofit Business: Personal Guarantees

Nonprofit Financing, Finance, Fundraising, Grants & Loans for Nonprofits Articles & Information

Personal guarantees are a financing tool designed to reduce the risk to a lender if a borrower defaults on a loan or line of credit. As with all things related to risk, personal guarantees don’t eliminate it. They merely shift it from one party to another. In this case, the risk shifts from the lender to the person signing the guarantee.

The crux of the agreement is that the person signing the guarantee, called the guarantor, will pay the lender an agreed-upon amount no greater than the outstanding amount of the loan or line of credit if the borrower defaults.

For various reasons, people tend not to want to be guarantors for a business loan or line of credit. Continue reading to see some of the risks involved in signing as a personal guarantor.

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