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Canadian Business Financing: An Ongoing Workshop for Businesses in Canada

By CO Staff @canadaone |

Introduction

Having access to capital will be vital to the success of your business, as the ability to keep cash moving, your company growing, and expenses paid often means the difference between being in or out of business. And for many small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) in Canada, accessing capital can be a difficult – if not insurmountable - challenge.

The fact is that SMEs are risky, and hard to evaluate. This can make it difficult – if not impossible – for SMEs to access the capital their companies need through traditional financial sources such as a loan or line of credit. Fortunately there are other options. This ongoing workshop will outline those options as we look at both traditional and non-traditional sources of financing that are available to Canadian companies.

We'll start things off with an article by Kim Mortson of Visionaire Consulting that looks at the steps you can take before you investigate your financing options. As well, Kim has provided us with Financial Jargon glossary and list of helpful websites.

Steps to take before you investigate your financing optionsClick here to discover steps that you can take to improve your company's odds of successfully getting the capital it needs.

Glossary of Financial JargonClick here to brush up on common banking jargon.

Find out when the next segment of the ongoing Access-2-Capital workshop is available by signing up to What's On – your guide to new content on the CanadaOne website. (Use tje subscription form in the bottom left corner of this page.)

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