Your competitors are still trying to figure out how they’re going to upgrade their 10-year-old computer. In the meantime, you’re walking around with state-of-the-art everything, thanks to a personal grow-your-business loan from Credit Direct.
Startup financing can be hard to find; many small business owners get turned down for credit, or don’t get the full amount they need. A personal loan for business from Credit Direct can help your entrepreneurial heart fulfill its desires. It’s less complicated than a small business loan, more flexible, and doesn’t care whether you’re new to business or a veteran.
Since we provide loans of up to $40,000, that’s a lot of business possibilities. You could remodel a 10×10 office and still have some left over for a top-of-the-line computer. A high-end copier/fax machine isn’t out of the question, either. Or maybe you need a little bit extra to take that trip to the next business conference, or to buy a used car for the company. Big deals or small office supplies, what you do with it is your business; making the loan process fast and simple is ours.
One simple web form puts your feet on the road to financial freedom
Not for us. Basically, you’re the investor in your business. If you want to tell yourself how you’re going to get things done, good on you. We’re just here to help you get started.
Other than the interest paid on the loan, we don’t charge any hidden fees. You just have one monthly payment for the length of your loan.
Although a personal loan may cause a slight hit to your credit initially, it generally causes a positive increase to your score over time. As long as you keep your monthly payments, your credit score will actually improve.
“I can’t believe how effortless and seamless the entire process was. David was more than helpful when it came to my loan. I couldn’t be happier with the result. I have already told a few of my friends of the great service and they are looking to work with Credit Direct. Thanks again guys, and keep up the good work!”
-Bruce of Baltimore, MD
-Consumer Affairs Review
