Financial & Legal Disclaimer
Please read the following disclaimer carefully before utilizing the services or acting upon the information provided by Fremont Business Loans (the "Site").
1. Product Nature: Merchant Cash Advances
Fremont Business Loans is a marketing brand. The primary funding products discussed on this Site are commercial Merchant Cash Advances (MCAs), not traditional business loans.
An MCA is a commercial transaction involving the purchase and sale of a portion of your business's future receivables or sales. Because it is not a loan, it does not have a traditional interest rate (APR) or a fixed monthly payment term. Instead, a "factor rate" is applied to the advance amount to determine the total repayment amount.
2. Variable Remittance
Remittance (repayment) of a merchant cash advance is typically tied directly to your daily or weekly business cash flow, often taken as a fixed percentage of credit card receipts or daily bank deposits. If your business revenues drop, your remittance amount decreases accordingly. Some agreements may include a reconciliation clause to ensure the remittance reflects your actual revenue.
3. No Guarantee of Approval or Terms
Information on this Site, including statements regarding eligibility, funding timelines, and required documents, are generalized guidelines. We do not guarantee approval. All funding amounts, factor rates, term lengths, and remittance structures are determined solely by the underwriting criteria of the specific third-party funding provider that issues the capital.
4. Illustrative Examples
Any scenarios, numbers, or timelines mentioned on the Site (e.g., "funding within the week" or specific revenue requirements) are for illustrative and marketing purposes based on typical industry outcomes. Your actual experience and offers may vary based on your business's financial health, industry, and the underwriting review.
5. Cost Review and Professional Advice
Merchant cash advances provide speed and flexibility, but they typically carry a higher cost of capital than traditional bank loans. You should carefully review all terms, fees, and factor rates presented in any funding agreement before signing.
The content provided on this Site does not constitute legal, tax, or financial advice. We strongly recommend that you consult with your accountant, attorney, or financial advisor to determine if an MCA is the right product for your business's specific situation.