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Thursday, 18 June 2009

  • Congress carves into Obama financial rule reforms

    WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Senior U.S. lawmakers launched an assault on Thursday on the centerpiece of the Obama administration's financial reform plan -- giving the Federal Reserve new powers to police broad risks in the economy.

    In addition to handling monetary policy, under the Obama plan the Fed would regulate "systemic risk" and try to prevent future financial crises, working with an inter-agency council.

    "The Federal Reserve system was not designed to carry out the systemic risk oversight mission the administration proposes to give it," Senator Richard Shelby, the top Republican on the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, said at a hearing.

    Concluding that the Fed is better qualified than any other government agency to handle such a job "represents a grossly inflated view of the Fed's expertise," Shelby said, reflecting the rapid spread of 'Fed fatigue' on Capitol Hill.

    A day after President Barack Obama unveiled his plan, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner was defending it in testimony before the banking committee in the first of more than a dozen hearings before Congress by mid-July.

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Monday, 15 June 2009

  • Getting A Business Loan Despite Your Poor Credit

    Applying for a business loan can be very difficult if you  have poor credit.  Most lenders prefer  clients with good to excellent credit history because they are considered as  low risk borrowers.  Nevertheless,  because there is a big market for bad credit loans, some lenders are willing to  extend new credit even to those with poor credit scores.

        Secured and unsecured  Bad credit Loans

      A bad credit loan can be secured or unsecured.  Secured bad credit loans are those that  require collateral to make up for the applicant’s bad credit.  In this case, the property submitted acts as  a guarantee for the lender in case the borrower fails to keep up with his  payments. 
      On the other hand, unsecured loans for businesses with bad  credit can be acquired without submitting any form of collateral but with  higher interest charges.  For those who  do not have a property to submit or who do not want to put their homes on the  line, an unsecured bad credit loan is an option.

      Repayment terms range from 1 year to 30 years depending on  the amount loaned and the lender.   Ideally, a bad credit loan with a fixed rate of interest and a longer  term is a better choice especially for those with bad credit.  A longer repayment term would mean a lower  monthly payment and a fixed interest gives you the security that your payments  would remain the same despite changes in the Prime Rate.

      Benefits of a Poor  Credit Business Loan

      What benefits can you get from acquiring a poor credit  business loan?  First of all, it gives  you the opportunity to obtain the funds you need for the development or  enhancement of your business.  Although  these loans come with higher rates, you can still get the cash you need right  when you need it.

      Another benefit is the chance to improve or repair your  damaged credit history.  After getting  approved on your loan, you can prove your credit worthiness by timely  submitting your payments.  After about 6  months of consistent payment, you should be able to see a progress in your credit  score. More importantly, improving your credit history would also enable you to  qualify for loans with lower interest rate and better deals in the future.

      Consequences of a  Poor Credit Business Loan

      Bad credit loans do offer a great opportunity for business  owners.  However, before deciding to  apply for a secured or an unsecured poor credit loan, it’s crucial to be sure  that you can keep up with your payments.    Defaulting on your poor credit business loan would only hurt your credit  history even more.  Aside from this,  you’ll be jeopardizing the business since it would be very difficult to get  approved for another business loan. 
     
      Do not sign up for  any type of loan without taking the time to read and understand the complete  terms and conditions of your lender.  See  to it that there are no hidden costs that can make repayment more difficult for  you.  Lastly, borrow only a realistic  amount that you need for your business and use the money with care and  discretion.

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Monday, 08 June 2009

  • SOUTHERN NEVADA ECONOMY: Slump leaves bankers blue

    State-chartered lenders mostly lose money in quarter

    Bankers need to look no further than their first-quarter financial reports for a reminder that Southern Nevada's economy is in a slow, whining fall.

    The hottest markets during the good times are getting beaten up the worst during the recession, said Tim Coffey, vice president of FIG Partners, a stock brokerage specializing in bank stocks. That includes Las Vegas, Phoenix, Southern California's Inland Empire and parts of the Pacific Northwest, he said.

    Coffey agrees with analysts who predict commercial real estate loan problems loom for banks.

    "It's going to happen, and it might be worse in this market," he said. "We're not seeing it yet, because a lot of the loans haven't come up for maturity."

    Many loans secured by commercial real estate face balloon payments starting this year, increasing next year and declining some in 2011. Values have declined as vacancy increased and rents dropped, he said.

    "Retail is the worst," he said. "Hotels seem to be better."

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Monday, 01 June 2009

  • Choosing An Equipment Leasing Company

    Equipment leasing is indeed an ideal option for many  businesses especially those who have insufficient working capital to start  with.  About more than 30% of businesses  in the US  has already resorted to equipment lease financing to support their needs.  However, the success of equipment leasing  also depends on choosing the right equipment leasing company

    Some businesses may think that finding a leasing company  with low leasing rates is a guarantee of an excellent lease provider.  But this isn’t always the case.  Although it is important to shop around for  rates and consider leasing companies that offer good rates, this factor alone  is not enough to ensure that you’ll getting a reliable lease provider.  How can you choose the right equipment  leasing company from a number of choices?

    Making the Right  Choice

      Extensive research on your part as the lessee is needed to  ensure that you’ll be working with the right lessor.  One of the first things you should look for  in an equipment leasing company is the willingness of its staff to answer your  questions.  You can only learn as much  information as you can if the leasing company gives you sufficient answer. 

    A leasing company that offers unbelievably low rates may  charge you with unexpected fees once you’ve signed up for the lease.  Thus, it is crucial to be aware about the  leasing company’s payment policies.  You  should know what exact payments you’ll be responsible for before signing any  agreement. 

    Make sure that you understand the pricing terms of the  lessor, the different leasing types they offer, your options as a lessee, and  what types of equipment are accepted.  Be  wary about leasing firms which refuses to give the exact details about their  company, or policies, or gives vague explanations to your inquiries especially  with issues regarding payment. 

    It is also important to know that leasing companies differ  in the services they provide.  For  instance, there are leasing companies that specialize on heavy equipment.  Some leasing companies only cater to specific  industries such as agriculture, transportation, health care, and other fields  of business.  It will save your time and  effort if you narrow down your list of choices to equipment leasing companies  that specifically caters to the nature of your business.

    Leasing companies can be owned by a financial company, a  banking institution, or independent leasing firms.  You can find more independent lessors or  small leasing firms  in the market than  larger equipment leasing firms.  Don’t  try to overlook these companies just because they’re small.  The important thing is to check on the  company’s background and reputation.

    You can start your search for an equipment leasing company  by getting recommendations from your friends or relatives who are knowledgeable  in the business industry.  You can also  seek advice from your lawyer, your business accountant, and other  professionals.  If you know other  business owner or entrepreneurs, ask them about an equipment leasing company  they would endorse.  The internet is also  a great place to search for possible lessors.   Just remember, take the time to research about the company and make sure  that you understand what you’re dealing with before submitting that leasing  application.

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Thursday, 28 May 2009

  • Quick Medical Launches Medical Equipment Lease Program

    The demand for new and/or additional medical equipment continues to rise among heath care facilities. Quick Medical has recognized the need to offer hospitals, medical clinics, and other health care facilities the option of leasing new and/or additional medical equipment versus paying cash or long-term high interest rate financing.

    Snoqualmie, WA (PRWEB) May 28, 2009 -- With the continued fluctuations in interest rates, slowing of the economy, and competition for new patients, a number of hospitals, dental and medical clinics are struggling with reduced cash flow and the dilemma of how to purchase new or additional medical equipment to meet the needs and requests of their patients.

    "The medical industry continues to remain strong with the constant and increasing need for health care goods and services," said Bobby Beaulieu, IT Director at Quick Medical. "For many health care facilities, profit margins and cash flow are lower and the cost of providing newer or additional medical equipment is higher. At the request of our customers, we made the decision that we would offer a new medical leasing program designed specifically for hospitals, medical clinics and other health care facilities."

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