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Unsecured Business Loans Are Taken to a New Level in 2011, MerchantCashinAdvance Announces 12 Month Payback No Credit Check Option

Unsecured Business Loans Are Taken to a New Level in 2011, MerchantCashinAdvance Announces 12 Month Payback No Credit Check Option

Unsecured Business Loans

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) July 28, 2011

For nearly a decade, merchant cash advances have carried the habit of requiring every small business to change merchant processors in order to receive their loan, while requiring the business to pay back the advance in only four months. Understandably, small businesses have seemed to prefer alternative unsecured business loans, while merchant cash advances have lacked popularity.

In 2011 however, as the demand for unsecured business loans peaked, MerchantCashinAdvance announced the release of the advance merchant cash advance program that differed than most unsecured business lending. Being the first of its kind- the program allows any business to continue processing with their existing merchant provider, while allowing the business to pay back the loan over the course of a full 12 months, reports MerchantCashinAdvance.

“We did it simply because business needed it. In 2011, 9 out of every 10 businesses are denied for traditional business loans. The majority of businesses rely heavily on their merchant account processing sales… an advance program without credit requirements and without merchant account restrictions is simply a necessity for American business at this point. It is important to keep any existing merchant processing relationship strong..” stated Mark Quinones, MerchantCashinAdvance’s CEO.

Most merchant cash advance providers only advance businesses who agree to change processors to maximize their own profits, which isn’t always good for small business owners. Unsecured business loans have certainly become less popular since the release of MerchantCashinAdvance’s new merchant cash advance program, because of the freedom it gives each business to access needed working capital.

But the popularity of MerchantCashinAdvance’s program arose with the length of the payback period: One full year. 99% of merchant cash advance providers make the business pay the full merchant cash advance within 4 months of receiving the advance, which probably explains why it has failed to reach its target audience over the years.

“The objective of the merchant cash advance is to grow business, not hinder it. I for one feel as though a four month period to pay back an entire cash advance would only make things more difficult for businesses to expand. Most merchant cash advance companies seem to forget that without businesses, we would not be in business- the objective is to keep business alive and healthy.” – Mark Quinones, MerchantCashinAdvance.

MerchantCashinAdvance certainly has the right idea. It is no wonder that other unsecured business loans of the past have become a thing of the past, and over 50,000 US based businesses have chosen this new Merchant Cash Advance program.

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CreditQ.com Announces New Credit Card Review Features And Other New Features

CreditQ.com Announces New Credit Card Review Features And Other New Features

CreditQ.com – Your Guide To Credit Cards, Loans, Investments
and Everything Between

Newport Beach, CA (PRWEB) July 30, 2011

CreditQ, the new one-stop financial website, announced today that it has expanded its credit card review features. The new features will help visitors find exactly the kind of credit cards they’re looking for. Shoppers can also access a wealth of information about nearly every credit card on the market.

The new information goes beyond that offered by most other credit card websites. CreditQ has put together a comprehensive collection of credit cards in all categories. For example, shoppers can find 12 cards created especially for people with bad credit. By contrast, most credit card review sites only offer three or four choices.

There are instant search features to access specific kinds of cards. Consumers can browse by card type, credit card rewards, card issuer or by credit rating. The cards range from credit cards for travel, gas, and department stores to Pentagon federal credit cards and guaranteed approval cards.

CreditQ offers visitors all the information they could want about every card listed on their website. Within each category, CreditQ gives a comprehensive rundown of the top cards, along with all the features associated with a particular card. Visitors can get APR information, learn whether there’s an annual fee, see if the card can be used for balance transfers and, if so, determine the balance transfer fee. They can discover whether a card offers a rewards program, and the kind of rewards currently being offered.

To learn even more about a card, shoppers can click on the “more information” tab and read in-depth reviews about each card, including a list of pros and cons.

Additional tabs give access to a rundown of the rates and fees associated with a card, its rewards programs and perks, and the credit score an applicant needs to qualify for approval. For those who don’t know their credit score, CreditQ.com gives visitors access to a variety of free credit score and credit report services.

More than just a credit card website, CreditQ offers individuals and businesses a large library of helpful financial resources. Consumers can apply for personal, VA, wedding, holiday and payday cash advance loans. They can get comparison quotes on auto, health, dental, travel and pet insurance. They can access mortgage loan and refinancing information, learn how to invest, read about retirement planning and find money to finance an education.

The website also offers visitors access to 16 handy and free financial calculators. Consumers can find out the cost of a home refinance, determine mortgage affordability, calculate retirement savings and figure out car loan repayments.

Other free services include current bank rates, credit interest rates and a large library of money-related articles written by financial experts covering everything from tips about budgeting and saving to common myths about credit repair.

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Camilla from WiserEarth Summing Up

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Question by tinker: What about money management skills being taught in schools? Do you think it would help them in the future?
What about students being taught from a early age about how to manage there money and how to keep themselves from falling into debt.

Best answer:

Answer by gale1
It may help some people. But the majority of people who end up with $ 25,000 worth of credit card do so because of the I want..what I want…when I want it mentality. People don’t usually get into debt just trying to get the necessities of life such as food. They spend on items that could well do without. It’s about how the material possessions make them feel. Maybe a visit by a therapist might could be turned into a 55 minute class. LOL

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