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Credit card and loan
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Good Credit Loans for Women
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Good credit loan resources for women. Options for
women who need money for their personal use or business
needs. Loans for women, business loans, home loans,
refinance home loans, payday loans, and debt
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| Women sometimes find it difficult
to secure funding to start their business or to
operate an established business, as small business
loans can be very difficult to get. One reason is
that it costs a bank as much to process a small loan
as it does to process a larger loan from which it
will make more money. As a result, many small
businesses
finance their business through credit
cards and loans from friends and family.
iCreditReports
Did you know there are 3 National Credit
Bureaus keeping credit files on you? Did you know
that different lenders look at different credit
reports? Be sure, be safe get all three.
Here, we offer options
and resources offering money to women on a variety
of platforms, whether it be short-term or long-term
loans, small amounts to large amounts. A situation
may arise where you only need $500 and could get by
with a
PayDay or Cash Advance loan - while other
situations dictate loans on a larger scale. |
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Business Funding Directory
Search over 2,000 institutions providing small
business loans. From Micro loans to Export
assistance loans. |
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Count Me In - business loans for women
Offers loans for startups. Must meet their
criteria and submit an application for
consideration. Provides loans from a few hundred
dollars to $5000 for your first loan, and up to
$10,000 for your second loan. Online application. |
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Start-Up Business Funds
Sometime the money we need is right under our nose.
You could easily refinance your home and use the
equity to start your business. Several companies
offer great rates, and many without fees, so if you
have
Good Credit, click here - and if you have
Bad Credit or
No Credit, click here. |
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Special Resources for Women |
Federal Reserve Board
Guide to business credit for women, minorities
and small business. |
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Office of Women's Business
Ownership
U.S. Small Business Administration
409 Third Street SW
Washington, DC 20416
Phone: (202) 205-6673
The U.S. Small Business Administration offers a wide
range of services and benefits for women who own
their own businesses, or are looking to start one.
These include training, counseling, and mentoring
services, and local and national resources. It also
offers access to the SBA's many loan guarantee
programs, including the 7(a) program. |
Federal Trade Commission
Consumer Response Center
Washington, DC 20580
Phone: (202) 326-2222
If you believe you have been denied a loan or credit
because you are a woman, you can contact the FTC's
Consumer Response Center for help. The FTC is in
charge of enforcing the Equal Credit Opportunity
Act, which prohibits lenders from denying credit
based on gender or marital status. While the FTC
will not act on individual complaints, a large
number of complaints against a vendor may force it
to take action and investigate further. The FTC also
can put you in touch with other agencies that can
investigate a complaint immediately. |
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