However, many
microlenders help businesses grow and establish better credit.
However, many
microlenders help businesses grow and establish better credit.
Not exact matches
It also
helps make capital available for microloans to
microlenders.
There are a few hundred
microlenders throughout the United States and while they often charge slightly higher interest rates for loans than banks, they've
helped 250,000 - 300,000 small businesses each year and lent more than $ 2 billion nationwide during the past 10 years, according to the Association for Enterprise Opportunity (AEO), the trade association for
microlenders.
Microlenders often act as counselors and
help nurture small businesses to
help them draft business plans, devise marketing strategies, and understand their business before taking on debt.
Many
microlenders, however,
help businesses grow and establish better credit.