Starting a business can be a risky move, especially if you don’t have the cash on hand to start it. Dipping into your retirement fund to get that cash is not such a good idea. So what else can you do to fund your start-up business?

In the past, an entrepreneur could simply go to their bank and apply for a business loan. And while you could do that, since the banks have tightened their loan application criteria, getting a loan isn’t as easy as it used to be. You could  try your family members or friends but you could feel extreme pressure to repay the money even if the business doesn’t work out.

The easiest way to raise quick cash is to sell something you already own but don’t need or want anymore. The other way is to use some of your personal assets as collateral for a loan. Although banks and commercial lenders usually won’t accept personal assets, online asset lenders are willing to make personal asset loans. Click here to find out about our Small Business loans.

Asset loans are a much better alternative for most people wanting to start a business. Going through a bank to obtain a loan can be a difficult process and get you into unwanted and unnecessary debt.

Contact our team to find out more about a Small Business Loan info@pledg.com.au or 1800 311 422.