The Rise of a New Breed of Banks
(PRWEB) January 14, 2014 -- Traditional banks are becoming obsolete and the void is being filled by a new breed of bank. This is the age of one financial bubble after another leading to bankruptcies and a time where businesses can no longer get loans from any local banks to finance there dreams. A new breed of bank is gaining ground with lending strategies that are rapidly catching on in cities around the country. T.D.A. Alliance Inc. serves as a conduit in all realms of non-traditional and unsecured lending practices. T.D.A. Alliance inc is a powerful community of alternative commercial finance providers that are leading the way in helping small and midsize businesses with growth and business expansion in ways that traditional banks will never offer. Companies don't need to be able to generate large cash flows, have a perfect credit score or use their home or other assets as collateral to have access to a line of credit anymore. TDA Alliance Inc. can help focus on core business and diminish the worry about paying suppliers and making payroll. T.D.A. Alliance inc. has a mission of "Freeing up trapped working capital one business at a time," while banks Traditions have trapped small businesses shrinking growth. Non-traditional bank lines of credit give smaller aspiring companies the flexibility needed to grow, recapitalize and even buy out shareholders. TDA Alliance Inc. offers financial products that in the past have only been offered to multi-million dollar companies.As the economy evolves, so do smaller financial institutions, focusing on the common person not the "Too big to fail companies". Non-traditional financing small businesses journey from a business that can't grow due to lack of working capital to a future of financial independence. Please direct comments or interest in the services mentioned to Andy Closner of TDA Alliance inc. 956-648-0737, info(at)tdaallianceinc(dot)com, http://www.tdaallianceinc.com
Andy Closner, TDA Alliance inc, http://www.tdaallianceinc.com, +1 (956) 648-0737, [email protected]
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