Business Loans In Every Pot?
In 1928 Herbert Hoover sought to show what life under a Hoover presidency would look like. "A chicken in every pot and a car in every garage!" he boldly and optimistically declared. As it turned out, not everyone got the chicken and even fewer got their car. Still, it was a good campaign slogan at the time.
Little has changed in eighty years as to the way presidential candidates make promises. Both Obama and McCain are in their own ways trying to channel Herbert Hoover. For example, both men are claiming to be the real friend to small business by claiming it is their tax policy that will help boost the small businessman. Both claim that they will be the one to establish and sustain a growing economy and a climate favorable to the individual entrepreneur seeking to make his company flourish.
This is a wise, strategic move on the part of Obama and McCain because many voters have indeed become enamored with the idea of owning his or her own business. Technology and the internet have opened up new opportunities and ways of marketing that didn't exist a decade ago. Home based businesses are exploding and will likely continue as high gas prices have made long commutes to and from work detrimental to the household budget bottom line.
Furthermore, many families are tired of having their entire lives and schedules dictated to them by a company upon whom they are dependent. When my husband and I first got married we toyed with the idea of starting our own business. We put together a business plan and looked into getting financing. In the end, we decided not to take the risk so early in our marriage and my husband stuck with his company. Over the next seven years the company transferred him three times to three different states. There were some perks but overall they were outweighed by the hassle, instability, and stress of being far away from our extended family. I sometimes wonder how things would have turned out had we taken the other fork in the road.
For those facing similar fork in the road decisions, be sure to check out ezunsecured.com as you do your research. They are a great resource in helping you get the working capital you need. Application is quick and easy and the funding is fast. The small businesses that fail usually do so because of cash flow problems that could have been avoided by securing the right type of financing from the beginning.
Neither Obama or McCain will solve all of the small business woes. Getting a business loan in your pot depends on you.
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