Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Loaning Smaller Businesses; the Debate

In recent times, people have shown great concern over the attitude of banks and donor agencies and corporations in regards to small businesses. What formed the base of the issues was the fact that small scale entrepreneurs do not have access to small business capital loans and not just the general public but media also entertained mass debate on the subject. Despite too much of hype, many banks and donors claimed that these allegations were false and that they welcomed all sorts of businesses to send in applications requesting for loans and also entertained every possible application in a positive manner. Although much has been talked about it, the question whether or not smaller businesses can access loans easily still remains a debate and both, opposing as well as supporting parties, have their points to prove the validity of their point. Hence, the problem has not been solved.
Talking in terms of what is happening off the television screens, it is an undeniable fact that many businesses do remain deprived of loans at times when they need them the most. At the same time, many smaller and larger businesses do easily get loans as well. Looking into the matter practically, it can be stated that there are numerous banks and organizations that provide small business capital loans. Each of them has its own terms and conditions and if one does not suit a business or an entrepreneur, the business owners can move to the next choice. It is true however, that most banks and donors have terms and conditions that suit only the larger, more stable businesses and the smaller ones fail to comply with them. In order to avoid staying helpless, business owners are recommended not to rely on only one source or just their bank. In case of rejection, they can be left stranded.
Many donor organizations and banks can be listed out and asked for help in times of need. Since it is not uncommon or unnatural for businesses to face financial crises and feel the need of help, it is important to keep note of all organizations that can be of help in drying times.

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