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Funding Supreme helps businesses and entrepreneurs get the money they need to grow. We specialize in SBA loans, MCA loans, and 0% interest funding. Our team works with you to find the best funding options and make the process simple and stress-free.
Zero percent interest funding refers to acquiring capital at a 0% interest rate, often through business credit cards. This form of funding provides an interest-free window for investing in business endeavors, offering a significant financial advantage. The objective is to maximize returns during this period without affecting personal credit scores
- Personal Credit Score: Your personal credit score is often the first point of consideration for lenders, and a higher score improves your odds of approval.
- Business Credit Profile: An established business credit history can aid in the approval process, although it’s less common for new businesses.
- Income: Both your personal and business income levels are evaluated. Higher income may result in higher credit limits and a greater likelihood of approval.
- Business Age and Structure: Longer-established businesses may find it easier to get approved, although new businesses are not usually excluded.
- Bank Relationships: Having an existing relationship with a bank, such as a business checking or savings account, can facilitate the approval process.
- Recent Credit Inquiries: Multiple recent applications for credit can act as a red flag for lenders, suggesting financial distress.
- Utilization Rate: Maintaining a low balance on other credit cards, compared to their limits, can have a favorable impact on your application.
- Personal Credit Score: Your personal credit score is often the first point of consideration for lenders, and a higher score improves your odds of approval.
- Business Credit Profile: An established business credit history can aid in the approval process, although it’s less common for new businesses.
- Income: Both your personal and business income levels are evaluated. Higher income may result in higher credit limits and a greater likelihood of approval.
- Business Age and Structure: Longer-established businesses may find it easier to get approved, although new businesses are not usually excluded.
- Bank Relationships: Having an existing relationship with a bank, such as a business checking or savings account, can facilitate the approval process.
- Recent Credit Inquiries: Multiple recent applications for credit can act as a red flag for lenders, suggesting financial distress.
- Utilization Rate: Maintaining a low balance on other credit cards, compared to their limits, can have a favorable impact on your application
If you don’t have a verifiable income, many banks still allow for a “realistic estimate” of your expected income. This is especially common for entrepreneurs or those starting new ventures. Remember that you’ll need to provide a credible estimate that aligns with industry norms, as this is all that most banks require. However, always be truthful in your reporting to avoid compliance issues.