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Does your company need capital and it doesn't qualify for traditional bank financing? Below are sources of capital that may be useful to you.

58 Ways To Find Money For Your Business is crammed with tips, information, and help for entrepreneurs and small business owners who need money for their company. From joint venture partners, grants, and bartering to venture capital and small business -SBA loans, you’ll find a way to finance your company, whether you need $500 or $500,000.

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Alternatives to Financing. Does your company need money, but you don't want to get a traditional loan or sell equity in your business?

credit cards can be a financing source for your business. If you have a large order coming in or if your business is cyclical a credit card can fund those periods when cash is a little short.

Asset Based Lending Accounts receivable, inventory based loans, revolving credit lines.

Royalty Financing Royalty Financing offers the best aspects of debt financing and the best aspects of equity financing, without the negative sides of both.

Debt Negotiation. Reduce your company's expenses by reducing your debt or payables.

Joint Venture assistance. Find a partner to help your company or find a product to joint venture.

Purchase Order Financing. Interim financing based on received orders from major credit worthy customers.

Trade and Barter. An alternative to cash for your business. Find out how to get started, how to use barter and when to use it.