Taycor's Merchant Cash Advance & Working Capital Loan ProgramTaycor's merchant cash advance program allows business owners to quickly receive a lump sum of cash for any business need, for example: purchasing new equipment, expanding your business with an additional location, advertising new products, buying out a partner and much more. The advance is paid back incrementally, as a percentage of your future credit card sales. Best of all, these advances are not considered a loan or a debt obligation. "One advantage of our merchant cash advance program," says Taycor CEO Bob Skibinski, "is that the amount you pay back every month varies with your cash flow, so you pay less in your slower months." "With Taycor's merchant cash advance, there is no due date and there is no fixed payment. You pay back with a small percentage of your daily credit card transactions, so you have more flexibility than you would with a loan. We don't get paid until you get paid, it's that simple ... and it's all automated. You don't have to worry about due dates and cutting checks." How It Works Taycor gives you up front cash in exchange for a fixed dollar amount of your future credit card sales. At the end of every business day, our automated system retrieves a low fixed percentage from your merchant account until your advance is paid off. How big of an advance can I get? (Click Here for a quote) The good news is that the advance available to you is based on your credit card processing volume, not your business or personal credit score. The more credit card transactions you handle, the more we can get you up to $250,000. Get an approval in as quick as 2 hours, and get your cash within 10 days.Taycor's Working Capital Loan Program is an alternative if your business doesn't accept credit cards. Taycor's Working Capital Loan Program is designed for businesses that need access to working capital, but do not accept credit cards. The funds are paid back via a daily ACH through the business checking account. There is a fixed payment and term. Ask about getting a Working Capital loan up to $100,000.
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