Access Florida Finance Corporation

NEW LOAN PROGRAM!

February 21, 2012 | Access Florida Finance | Access Florida Finance Corporation, Black Business Loan Program, Newsletter | Tagged , , , , , , , | Leave a comment

Are you in need of up to $10,000? Do you have decent credit? Can you summarize in one or two pages why your business needs the money? Are you a black business in Florida that may be short on collateral for a traditional loan? If this sounds like you, Access Florida Finance Corporation may be able to help. Click here to download an application to learn more about how your business could receive up to $10,000 in just a few days! If this is not you, the application for our traditional loan program is under Our Programs. Either way, you can get money for your business!

The 2012 Business Plan Writing Contest

February 21, 2012 | Access Florida Finance | Business Plan Writing Contest | Tagged , , | Leave a comment

In conjunction with Black History Month, Access Florida Finance Corporation is proud to announce the 4th Annual Business Plan Writing Contest is underway!

If you are interested in sponsoring the Contest, please email us and we can get some information to you.

Check back often for updates and further information pertaining to the Contest. Click on the following links to obtain further information:

10 MISTAKES EVERY NEW BUSINESS SHOULD AVOID

February 17, 2012 | lynb | Access Florida Finance Corporation, Business Tips, Newsletter, Uncategorized | Leave a comment

1.            Not creating a business plan
2.            Ignoring the Internet
3.            Inconsistent branding of your new business
4.            Insufficient funding or lack of credit options to get enough funding
5.            Picking the wrong business structure (LLC, INC, LLP)
6.            No Financial Reporting
7.            Extending credit to customers without proper credit checks
8.            Poor pricing and cost estimating
9.            Insufficient financial management skill
10.          Poor Hiring practices

The better you prepare yourself and understand the challenges of starting a new business, the more likely it is that your idea will become a profitable and growing company.