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Taking a loan to start up a business, a good idea?
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[QUOTE="Mellorando, post: 206694, member: 37973"] It is undoubtedly a risk to take a loan from the bank to fund a business but before doing so the risk must be thoroughly and deeply calculated. Any form of business requires capital for start-up. Most start-up companies consider borrowing money for sustaining expenses needed for the business like purchasing for real estate, equipment, inventory, and increase your working capital. People in business would say that there may be reasons that are not valid to make you go into debt for your business. But there are still good reasons that prove to validate that borrowing money is still acceptable. If you think that your reasons are justifiable to have a loan, then you can take the step. although I will give you three things to consider before accepting loan from the bank: 1. Accessibility and Convenience: As a business owner, you do not want any of your time wasted. So when we talk about ease of access, a bank is readily approachable any time you need to talk to them and apply to borrow funds. Similarly, lending companies can easily be reached nowadays. For instance, if you are a business owner in Singapore and looking for a type of loan that you want for your business, there are many Money Lender Singapore based that loans to individuals and business owners. This would be an easier process unlike when you look for possible investors who would be interested to join and grow your business. Yes, it might take time for loan processing until its approval and release, but they are easier to handle compared to other alternative options. 2. Full Ownership of the Revenue: Once you pay the bank for your loan, you are sure that the net income will be yours. You will be paying a fixed amount to the bank, and whatever the remaining amount will be part of your revenue. Unlike if you have an investor, the amount you pay can be accounted through the performance of your business, so if you have more income, your investor will likely demand a higher amount of return. If you want to expand your business, you can consider having a loan to be able to maximize the profits for yourself. 3. Requirements for Application: Loan applications in banks follow certain rules and policies before approval. There is a risk that the requirements may not be met by the business. Before you apply for a loan, you can check out all the criteria needed by a bank for them to start processing a loan application. Not doing this, can waste much of your time and effort. If your application gets rejected, then you will be stressed with looking for alternatives to acquire for capital. [/QUOTE]
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