Small Businesses Fearing Proposed Financial Regulations
Small Businesses Fearing Proposed Financial Regulations By: Gabriel Rodriguez
In the wake of the subprime mortgage collapse, and amidst the proposed consumer financial protection bill, it seems that small businesses are finding it tougher and tougher to get access to small business credit. This seems to be one of many unfortunate “side-effects” of both our current economic crisis, and the proposed regulations that small businesses and others may soon be facing. And many smaller lenders and including payday lender Pay1day.com, are already planning and preparing for these possible changes in federal regulation that may soon cast new restrictions on how they currently do business.
Many small businesses will not be able to cope with changes to their financing options or afford the legal council to draft changes to their contracts, leading many to simply abandon their current financing options. Unfortunately, these financing options many times are a driving force in their business providing simple finance options for working-class Americans who otherwise would not be able afford the purchase, and without the ability to provide financing options to their customers many businesses may not be able to survive losing sales due to lack of financing.
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