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is loan essential to start a new business?
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one of my banking friends sugested me to avail loan facility to start a new business...Is it right?
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15 Jan 2008 02:50
Post 2 of 14
Quoting from [ullah]:


one of my banking friends sugested me to avail loan facility to start a new business...Is it right?


That depends on a number of factors.... You should NOT seek detailed finacial advice in the forums, or legal either... Talk to your bank and/ or an accountant for specific information like this.
15 Jan 2008 08:52
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Replying to [ullah]:It's challenging,I thought of it too.[em2]
15 Jan 2008 22:51
Post 4 of 14
Replying to [ullah]:I think you should consult to an accountant for specific information first
16 Jan 2008 00:34
Post 5 of 14
Replying to [ullah]:
firms have a multiplication factor of big business, destitute of capitals have not hope on the western market.
credit ease is synonymous of social growth, does not you enter puts the little firm out from all markets, with repercussions on the growth of the country.
16 Jan 2008 03:23
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Having a Loan for a bonafide business interest can be a very good thing. Many Lending Institutions have a qualification system for new applicants who have fantastic products or services to offer, but, with little or no capital. However, if you know what you're doing and have the capital, there is value in starting off DEBT FREE!


A reputable lender will always pre-qualify by asking all the right questions(beware of lenders who are over-eager to throw money at you). These questions are designed to help them identify & find clients with the hallmarks of a succcessful candidate. In some ways a candidate may find these questions and enquiries harsh and deeply exploratory.


Remember, reputable lenders are in this business to make money(make no mistake). A good lender wants you to succeed, as well. If you fail, they won't get paid.


1. Use all or part of their PRE-QUALIFICATION scheme to get an outsider's perspective on your business plan. This "outsider" is not a competitor and there has no interest in your failure. They ask you questions that you should be asking yourself (but may have overlooked).


2. Define their ROLE: Lenders are in business to make money. Their interest in your success will be obvious...Eventually.


3. CAVEAT: Do your HOMEWORK! Information about most lending institutions is easily acquired. Know who you are approaching! Be wary of lenders who are easy to qualify with no deep probes. You might want have a professional read the fine print. We're not all financial gurus. Let an expert do the work for you.


4. SHOP AROUND. I don't need to explain this to smart people. Just do it, Shop the best interest rates. Have them compete for your business (but only do so once you have been pre-qualify).


5. FEEL COMFORTABLE: I'm a consumer. Only sign when you feel at comfortable. Don't sign anything on the first visit - NEVER! Come back another day. come back a few times. Get a feel for it. Remember you could be "maried" to this loan for a long time. Don't be swayed by the fancy ties and capuccino machines!


And now, to answer the original question: Is it Essential...?


Hmmm. I once read part of a good book:

"The trick about money is: You've Got To Have Some!"[em24]

16 Jan 2008 05:55
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Replying to [ullah]:absolutely right
never rely on other's free bread
16 Jan 2008 17:19
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18 Jan 2008 04:50
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Replying to [ullah]:
Friend, it depends if your business has a sure income so you can pay the interest of your loan but if not its a big headeaches. Since the interest is already running .

Besides, you must know if the interest is lower than the earning of your business.

Think it 10 times . Goodday[em1]
18 Jan 2008 18:39
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Replying to [ullah]:

The truth about starting a business is CAPITAL.

You have got to get the first essential ingredient, money in to the business. Without this, there is nothing you can do, even with the brightest idea, the most willing and sincere heart and mind.

However, money is not the end-all of the business, you ought to have a business plan, the product to sell and the customers who want to buy your product or service. Your product must bring benefits to the users.

Your got to promote your product or service to the m , target the audience who are most likely to receive your promotion, you must advertise your product, demonstrate, or visit the clients to convince them of the benefits. Nowadays you cannot do it by brochures alone, neither by catalogue selling, there are lots of footwork to do. You have to sell the product Strengths, of the quality, Standards of Approvals, like the CE Mark, or the ISO 2000 series.


Most essential of all, and most overlooked is the selling price of the product or service. Buyers are bargain hunters, they got 3 or 5 quotes and compare prices versus quality, supply history, terms and delivery. If there are more suppliers of the same product, then the element of price is crucial to the acceptance of your product.

The final part is the delivery of the product. Are you delivering what you promised? Is your product available in the neighbourhood stores, or in the Supermarket, Departmental stores. Can you deliver the product as and when it is needed? Do you keep stocks of the product?

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18 Jan 2008 19:12
Post 11 of 14
Replying to [ullah]:
The Best way to do Business is...by doing it with ones own money.....
Yes...if, during the course of your successful business venture....you run short of money....(there may be many reasons, for this)...you can go for a term loan.....that too..... only if, you are sure and think that your returns are capable of returning the principal and interest.
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20 Jan 2008 07:46
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