Faq Page-frequently asked questions.

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Can I apply if I have bad credit?          

Absolutely! One of the benefits of auto title loans is that they are secured by factors such as your vehicle’s equity value and your ability to make regular monthly payments on time, not just your credit  score. Our Title Loans Service has been able to provide countless customers with auto title loans, including those with bad credit.

With our streamlined process, most qualified customers receive funding from an auto title loan in as little as one business day.        

Apply for a credit card today. You have a few ways to search for the credit card that works for you and your credit type. 

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We Have Numerous Funding Options To Help You Find The Best Loan For Your Business!  We are associated with direct lenders that will focus on your business cash flow instead of your credit score to get your loan approved in as  quickly as 48 hours and funded in as soon as five days with extremely  competitive rates and terms.  

The business loans we facilitate typically  range from $5,000 to $2,000,000 and are available to businesses located  in the USA.  

 Unsecured Small Business Loans and lines of credit. Unsecured, or uncollateralized, small business loans are designed to support entrepreneurs in a variety of financial situations. An unsecured loan from our partner offers quick, straightforward access to funding to grow  your small business. These types of loans do not require a borrower to put up personal collateral. Unsecured small business loans include:  

• Business Line Of Credit ›
• Working Capital Loan ›
• Online Loans ›
• Professional Loan ›
• Commercial Loans ›
• Short Term Business Loan ›
• Inventory Loan ›

With a Revenue Based Loan, a business can secure as much as $2 Million  in funding in as little as 72 hours with minimum paperwork, no  collateral, and with owners credit history posing no obstacles. 

INVOICE FACTORING.

Sell Your Accounts Receivable For Immediate Working Capital!

What is Invoice Factoring?

Accounts Receivable Invoice Factoring, also called "Invoice Financing" or "Accounts Receivable Financing",  is a way for a business to secure quick and ongoing funding by selling its accounts receivable at a discount in exchange for immediate working capital.

Invoice factoring is NOT a business loan. There is no collateral or personal guarantee required and owner credit score is not an issue.

The amount of financing available for  invoice factoring ranges from about $50,000 to well over $10 Million for  legitimate current invoices.

 Account 

      An account is the relationship between a consumer and a company.  An open account means the relationship is ongoing, while a closed  account indicates the relationship has ended.     

Account Number 

      An account number is a unique number that identifies the account a  consumer has with a company. Adverse Action An adverse action is an  unfavorable action, which could include being rejected for a line of  credit. The reason for an adverse action must be divulged by the  creditor.     

Bank Card 

      A bank card is a card issued by a bank which is linked directly to  a bank account. Bankruptcy Bankruptcy is a legal process that allows a  person or business to alleviate some debts, sometimes at the expense of  the creditor.     

Billing Cycle 

      The billing cycle is the time between your latest bill and your previous bill.     

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy 

      Chapter 7 bankruptcy issues court-administered liquidation of the  assets of an individual or business that is not capable of repaying  debts.     

Chapter 11 Bankruptcy 

      Chapter 11 bankruptcy allows for a troubled business to reorganize as an alternative to liquidation.     

Chapter 12 Bankruptcy 

      Chapter 12 bankruptcy is bankruptcy that applies to the farming industry.     

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy 

      Chapter 13 bankruptcy results in the debtor repaying the debts on a  schedule agreed upon by the debtor, creditors and court.     

Charge Card 

      A charge card is a credit card that must be paid in full every month, with no interest rate.     

Collateral 

      Collateral is property owned by the consumer that is to be forfeited by the consumer if the loan is not repaid.     

Credit 

      Credit is the ability to borrow money or services on the agreement that it will be repaid.     

Credit Bureau 

      A credit bureau is a company that gathers information on consumers  and their credit, and then distributes that history at a cost to other  potential creditors.     

Credit Card 

      A credit card is a card issued by a creditor with a maximum amount  of credit that may be placed on the account. This account requires the  consumer to pay a monthly payment until the balance is paid off.     

Credit Limit 

      Your credit limit is the maximum amount you may charge on a credit card.     

Credit Report 

      A credit report is a record of your present and past credit use.  Under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, you have the right to see your  credit history.     

Credit Risk 

      An assessment of the likelihood a consumer will be able to fulfill the credit agreement.     

Credit Score 

      A credit score is a calculated score determined from a number of factors that indicates a consumer’s credit worthiness.     

Creditor 

      A creditor is any company or individual that issues credit to consumers.     

Default 

      A default is a failure to meet the repayments agreed upon in the credit agreement.     

Dispute 

      A dispute is a questioning of the accuracy of information in a credit report.     

Fraud 

      Fraud is intentional misuse of information in order to cause someone to give up something of value.     

Identity 

      The characteristics of an individual consumer. Identity  information includes any information that can help identify a consumer,  including social security number, date of birth, etc.     

Inquiry 

      An examination of a consumer’s credit history.     

Installment Loan 

      An installment loan is a loan in which the repayment is divided  into amounts to be repaid at specific intervals as defined in the terms  of the loan.     

Lien 

      Lien is interest that a creditor maintains in the consumer’s property until the debt has been paid.     

Mortgage 

      A mortgage is an agreement where the owner places a real property as collateral for a loan.     

Permissible Purpose 

      A permissible purpose is a particular circumstance under which a  potential creditor may access a consumer credit report from a credit  bureau under the Fair Credit Reporting Act.     

Public Record 

      Public record refers to information available to the general public, including court judgments and bankruptcy.     

Retail Card 

      A retail card is a credit card issued by a retail store.     

 We will continue to offer additional FAQ's information on each of our services.  There will also be  a simplified USA.gov resource page to help you find what you are looking for faster and easier. Feel free to contact us when you need help finding the financial solution you were looking for.