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Recent Fundings

FUNDED: $180,000

Restaurant/Bar ifundrestaurants.com

Restaurant and bar benefiting from loan company's funding support.

Immediate funds were needed to pay their IRS taxes and expand operations. Below market rate.

A restaurant needed funds to pay tax bills and grow its business. The funding helped cover urgent costs and support its next steps.

How the funds were used: Tax payments and business growth.

Restaurants may need funds for food, staff, equipment, repairs, and daily costs. A clear budget can help owners plan ahead.

FUNDED: $75,000

Georgia Logistics Company 

Equipment Loan 

Georgia logistics firm propelled by equipment loan support.

Even with poor credit AND a risky industry, we were able to secure the working capital the client needed to keep his company! 

A logistics company needed funds for equipment and daily costs. The business faced credit and industry challenges but was able to secure funding.

How the funds were used: Equipment and working capital.

Transport firms may need money for trucks, fuel, repairs, and staff. The right loan depends on the firm's needs and finances.

FUNDED: $175,000

North Carolina Boutique Outlet Store

Business Term Loan for 7 years

North Carolina boutique outlet store empowered by a business term loan

Funding was used to purchase additional inventory and much-needed renovations.. which saved their business! 

A retail store received a business term loan with a seven-year term. The owner used the funds to buy stock and improve the store.

How the funds were used: Stock and store repairs.

Retail shops need enough stock to meet customer demand. They may also need funds to update displays, improve the store, or prepare for busy seasons.

FUNDED: $248,000

Texas Construction Company

Commercial Loan

Texas construction firm benefiting from a commercial loan.

Our client was able to bid on and win three additional government jobs, knowing he had the funds to pay for additional materials and staff upfront. 

A construction firm needed money for materials and staff. The funding helped the company prepare for new projects and cover costs before client payments arrived.

How the funds were used: Materials, staff, and project costs.

Builders often pay for supplies before they receive payment. A suitable loan may help cover this gap and keep work moving.

FUNDED: $168,000 Medical/Healthcare

Personal Loan 5 Years

10.875% Fixed

Florida Chiropractor thriving with 5-year personal loan

Funds were used for a local TV media buy and to open an additional location.

A healthcare business used funding to support a TV ad campaign and open another location.

How the funds were used: Marketing and business growth.

Healthcare firms may need funds for staff, tools, new sites, and ads. Owners should plan the costs and check if expected income can cover the payments.

FUNDED: $40,000

Georgia NASCAR Engine Shop Business Line of Credit (LOC) monthly payment

Georgia NASCAR engine shop empowered by a business line of credit.

 Previously turned down by 3 other companies, with his revenue based line of credit the owner can now borrow  perpetually as needed.

An engine shop in Georgia received a line of credit with monthly payments. The funds gave the business more access to cash for ongoing needs.

How the funds were used: Cash flow and business costs.

A line of credit lets a business borrow up to an approved limit. The owner can use funds as needed, subject to the terms of the deal.

How Can Business Funding Help?

Business funding may help cover key costs and support growth. Depending on the program, funds may be used for:

  • Buying stock and equipment.

  • Paying staff and daily costs.

  • Repairing or expanding a business site.

  • Buying materials for new projects.

  • Running ads and reaching new customers.

  • Managing gaps between bills and client payments.

Before you borrow, check the fees, rates, payment dates, and total cost. Make sure the planned payments fit your budget.

Which Funding Option Fits Your Business?

Each business has its own needs. A shop may need funds for stock. A builder may need money for materials. A transport firm may need funds for trucks or repairs.

US Trust Business Loans and Alternative Capital Funding can help you explore options for your business. The terms and amount depend on your needs, finances, and the lender's rules.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which businesses can apply for funding?

Businesses in retail, construction, transport, food service, healthcare, and other fields may explore funding. Each program has its own rules.

Can I use funds for more than one cost?

Some programs allow funds to cover several approved costs. Check the terms before you apply.

Are the amounts shown guaranteed?

No. These are examples of past funding. Approval and loan amounts vary by business and program.

How do I get started?

Prepare your business details, funding goal, and key financial records. Then select Apply Now to begin the process.

Explore Your Funding Options

Need funds for your business? Contact US Trust Business Loans and Alternative Capital Funding to discuss your goals and learn about possible options.

Compare rates, fees, and payment terms before you accept an offer. Approval is not guaranteed.

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