With over a billion sites on record and growing, it is easy to get bogged down and bookmark hundreds of business related sites. Most experts say that the average user actively seeks out less than 5 sites in any particular internet session. With that said the following are our suggestions of must click sites:

When you are ready to fund your business, this is your site. Wait a minute, you are already here, need I say any more. Click and fill out the application and we can discuss your funding needs.

www.financing.org

Mainstream periodical which has helpful articles that I have always found useful.

Businessweek.com

The US Chamber of Commerce. Geared for big business, it does have helpful information for start ups and small enterprises.

US Chamber of Commerce

Leading Periodical with lots of helpful information.

Entrepreneur Magazine

Google Business News Hey the rise of the evil empire, still gets current business news compiled from the universe of business stories published daily.

Google News

Internal Revenue Service – This isn’t your father’s IRS .

IRS

Small Business Administration. They may not be lending, but they do have useful information for the small business.

US Small Business Administration

SCORE – Free Business Advice and
Business Plan Templates. Great source to bounce ideas off of.

SCORE – Advisors to American Business

Guy Kawakaki’s foray into the online community. I am a huge fan of the Art of the Start and this site.

Startup News

Cutting edge blog on business management. Created by some Silicon Valley Execs.

trizle.Rock.Business

Honorable mentions: Bloomberg.com, Forbes.com, Inc.com, CNNMoney.com

“Why are the Obama Administration, Congress, and the Senate marginalizing the nation’s largest industry in the new stimulus plan?

Small Business Inc. employs about 60 million people, accounts for 70 percent of new jobs each year, and clearly represents the backbone of almost every regional and local economy. For this vital industry, the administration has allocated less than 1 percent ($700 million earmarked vs. $1 trillion in proposals). The nation’s leaders continue the small business program of the Bush years: talk a lot and do practically nothing.”

We at Financing.org are not waiting around for the government stimulus and have a business financing program that is available today. If you are a start up or looking for short-term working capital needs, we can get you $25k to $100k or more in less than 45 days. We are SBA certified and when the SBA does reopen their wallets we can position your business to be better able to compete for this limited government backed funding.

If you would like to read more please click here.

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