Banks are still being very stingy with their loans. As a result, a new crop of alternative lending businesses have risen. They’re not only competing with banks to provide you with access to loans, but also giving consumers affordable and unexpected options for getting access to capital.
I talk about how alternative lending works and share a laundry list of companies that are giving loans to individuals and small businesses that need loans the most.
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After turning $1100 into $7015 in the stock market right out of college, the author of "The Wall Street Geek" worked for 15 years on Wall Street. In this investment blog, she gives investment tips and insights to help everyday investors be successful. Read More >>
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"Knowledge is power, and nothing is more powerful than knowing the ideas written about here."— Michelle Price, CEO of Price Capital
After turning $1100 into $7015 in the stock market right out of college, Michelle worked 15 years on Wall Street at Morgan Stanley, Citigroup and Goldman Sachs. She wrote 
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