Factoring Loans for Women Enterpreneurs
Access to Capital for Female Entrepreneurs and Women in Business
There are around 12.3 million** women-owned businesses in the U.S., and that number is growing every day. These businesses account for millions of jobs and generate trillions of dollars toward the economy.
When women business owners need working capital to grow or solve cash flow challenges, they may consider SBA loans, credit union or bank loans, business grants for women, microloans, and alternative financing tools, including:
- Invoice factoring (a.k.a. accounts receivable financing)
- Business cash advance financing
- Merchant cash advance financing
- Equipment leasing
- Business loans for women (as a Line of Credit)
Compared to invoice factoring loans, traditional bank financing programs typically have lengthy approval timelines, more stringent requirements, and other limitations. In contrast, factoring financing options are fast, flexible, and leave you in control when it comes to how funds will be used, and when.
** NAWBO (National Association of Women Business Owners)