Access to capital is crucial for helping our 2+ million business customers start, grow and thrive. But financing through traditional lenders can be difficult, frustrating or even impossible in some cases. To help make financing easier, in June 2017, Comcast Business partnered with Lendio.

Cash is king, as the age-old saying goes, especially for small businesses. Cash flow is the number one challenge they face in 2019, according to a Lendio survey of more than 500 U.S. small business owners. Marketing and customer acquisition rank second and third.

Digital technology has transformed the way businesses communicate and connect with customers; however, a new CNBC/Survey Monkey Small Business Survey shows that nearly half of small business owners aren’t taking advantage of this valuable resource.

More than a quarter of millennials are padding their pockets by working on the side, according to a new study. The survey found that on average millennials are making at least an extra $200 a month from side jobs in addition to their regular income.

Millennial small businesses now outnumber Boomer small businesses, and much of these young entrepreneurs’ potential remains untapped. According to a study released, Millennials–Americans born between 1977 and 1995–are the most entrepreneurial generation yet.

Online platforms are making it easier for small businesses to manage money and payments, yet 4 in 10 small businesses still struggle with cash flow, according to a recent survey of more than 500 small business owners and operators.

Your small business needs money. Perhaps you need to buy new equipment or a company vehicle, or you want to expand your space. Maybe you need working capital or have debts to pay off. You may even need to fund a brand new start-up. Instead of using your personal holdings — or asking for funding from friends and family — consider a business loan.

Building a strong business credit score over time can help you get the most capital with the best rates and terms to help you grow or expand your business. “Know your credit score.” It’s a common refrain in the realm of personal finance.

We’ve all fantasized about what it would be like to say “I quit” to the old 9 to 5. Entrepreneurship, a.k.a. the new American dream, offers freedom, excitement, and wealth to those willing to dream big.

Your small business needs money, so it’s time to take out a traditional loan, right? Not so fast. Today, more and more small businesses are turning to non-traditional lenders, and for good reason. Non-traditional lenders are often easier and less expensive to work with, and they offer a wider variety of loan types with a fraction of the approval time.

Today is national Women’s Equality Day, a commemoration of the adoption of the Nineteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution which gave women the right to vote. Today we are paying special tribute to the women who lead the charge.

It’s no secret that non-traditional lenders are reshaping the small business lending landscape. Online lending marketplaces, for example, can provide your small business access to a wider variety of loans, quicker financing, and more favorable terms than the traditional lenders of the past.