Small Business Owners Use Merchant Cash Advances to Go Green

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 8, 2008 -- Living an environmentally friendly life, or “going green” as it is more commonly known, has become a growing concern amongst the U.S. society. The influx of those determined to do their parts in the green movement does not exclude small business owners. And though going green very often ultimately saves small business owners money, many are searching for funds to cover the initial costs of their “greenovations.”

“Sure, many eco-friendly improvements do require some initial capital. But they also can yield significant cost savings--and drive revenues--in the long run,” as stated in an article featured on Entrepreneur’s website. According to the article, out of over 1,000 Americans surveyed, more than half said they make some effort to buy green products.
By offering merchant cash advances, Merchant Resources International makes it possible for small business owners to update their businesses with environmentally friendly products, supplies and equipment such as energy efficient light bulbs, eco-friendly cleaning supplies and solutions, and soy-based ink.

In order to qualify to receive a merchant cash advance, small business owners must have owned their businesses for at least four months. Their businesses must also process a minimum of $5,000 per month in credit card sales.

When a small business owner receives a merchant cash advance of anywhere from $5,000 to $500,000 for an eco-renovation, he/she may renew those funds in approximately three to four months, when 60 percent of the advance has been repaid. The new funds can be used to further the eco-renovation, or for anything else the business owner sees fit, such as advertising, inventory, expansion, etc.

For more information on merchant cash advances, please visit the Merchant Resources International website at http://www.cashprior.com, or call (800) 277-1750 to speak directly to a funding specialist.

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