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Factor Rates vs. Interest Rates: Which Lending Answer is Best for Your Business?
Factor rates and interest rates are two common loan rates used by lenders to finance small businesses. Factor rates are typically used for short-term loans and merchant cash advances, while interest rates are commonly used for long-term loans. When choosing between the two rates, businesses should consider their financial situation and goals to determine which option is best suited for their needs.
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