From RT @WSJSmallBiz: Government Shutdown Could Hurt Small Business http://on.wsj.com/ewtohJ (http://twitter.com/ChamberMag/statuses/56058454296625152)

As a potential shutdown of the Federal Government looms on the horizon, small businesses need to prepare for possible disruptions.  One issue that doesn't seem to be getting a lot of attention is how a shutdown will bring a halt to new Small Busines Administration loans.  

Over the last few years the SBA has been one of the only dependable avenues for small business financing.  Now what?  Everyone is hopefull that a last minute compromise will avert a disaster, but if that doesnt happen, entrepreneurs need to be prepared with a financing alternative to the SBA.  Small business accounts receivable loans are an attractive alternative for many businesses.  If your company is selling products or services directly to other businesses on 30, 60 or 90 terms, an accounts receivable factor can help.  We have built our company, fastA/Rfunding, as an online factor that is independent from potentially fickle funding sources, like banks and now the government.

Our capital is provided by a group of successful businessman who know how important stable funding is to entrepreneurs.  If your company is considering an SBA loan or is already in the application process please give us a call for a FREE consultation.  Accounts receivable factoring may be a great alternative for you.