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South Korean finance minister says still too early for central bank to raise interest rate Central bank - Finance minister - Government - Finance - Asia......
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March 8 (Bloomberg) -- National Central Cooling Co., the United Arab Emirates-based refrigeration company known as Tabreed, made a 1.12 billion-dirham ($305 million) loss due to fi......
Published:2010/03/08
South Koreas finance minister warned Monday the countrys economic recovery remains too fragile to withstand an increase in borrowing costs from a record low, cautioning the central......
Published:2010/03/08
KUALA LUMPUR, March 8 (Bernama) -- Asian Finance Bank Bhd (AFB) will raise its base financing rate to 5.75 per cent, from the current 5.5 per cent, effective March 9.......
Published:2010/03/08
Asian Finance Bank Bhd (AFB) will raise its base financing rate to 5.75 per cent, from the current 5.5 per cent, effective March 9. Its Chief Executive Officer, Datuk Mohamed Azaha......
One part of the great American dream is to start your own business empire. Almost everyone desires to be the next big success story to grace the glossy covers of Fortune 500 Inc. But starting your own business does not always come easy. This is especially true when the economy is slow and things look gloomy for the upcoming months.
There are many issues one needs to consider before he or she can venture into a new business. The first task would be to find adequate financial capacity to finance the project in question. If you are blessed with enough financial resources to start of a business without any extra loans, then perhaps starting a business during the recession period would not be such a difficult affair. But when external loans are required, it becomes a different territory to conquer.
Here are four great tips how you can use to apply for a business loan for your own business in spite of the economic crisis by following these three simple steps.
Business Plan
A business plan is crucial to enable banks to understand your exact blueprint and how you intend to run to your business along with the estimated costs, sales target and profit projections you have for you business. It doesn’t hurt to make it a little pessimistic during these challenging times; it merely puts you across as a pragmatic and realistic person. But make sure you lay out in clear terms how you are positive that this investment will pay off and how you are confident of paying back to the bank for the loan you intend to take.
Personal Financial Status
To make it easier for both parties, have a clear list of your personal assets and liabilities to give bank a true picture of your financial standing. If possible get a copy of your past income tax returns. It helps the lender determine the status of your business and how it has fare off the last few years.
A Credit Rating Report
A credit rating report is your history of repayments for any form of item you purchase on credit. This pattern will enable banks to know your payment habits and how you stack up in the eyes of the lender as a viable risk or a potential disaster. If you are not sure about your own credit rating, then get one from any of those reputable institutions that can provide you with a free credit rating report. There are plenty available online, you just need to search for one that meets your requirement.
Skills and Experience
It is imperative to be able to show to the lenders that you have what it takes to succeed in your chosen field of endeavor and that you are totally confident of repaying back all of the loans within the situated period of time. It is a good idea to include your academic qualification, plus any other award or achievement you may have obtain in your particular industry Showing off your excellence is helpful at these times. It helps you gain the confidence of the lender that you are a worthwhile investment to make. Project yourself as a winner in the eyes of those you need to impress and the chances of the banks saying “Yes!” to your small business loan is greatly increased in the current economic crisis.
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