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Small Business Financing
A crucial point to consider when starting a small business is financing. Since most businesses require at least six months before seeing significant results, financing can mean the difference between success and premature failure. The first step however, is to understand what types of financing are available for your chosen business venture. These resources have been selected to help you decide they type of financing that's right for you, the quantum you should expect to invest and how to go about securing the financing you require.
BusinessFinance.com 
This website provide loads of information for those interested in starting a business or already in business and intending to expand. After filling our a simple form that helps to gauge your needs, you are presented with financing options from a wide finance providers.
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Micro Business USA
Micro-Business, USA’s stepped program of business training and loans, without credit or collateral, gives 1,000 low-income, entry- level entrepreneurs per year the opportunity to start, expand and stabilize small businesses. These are usually part-time, “kitchen table,” enterprises that generate an additional $7,000 - $10,000 a year to supplement wages low paying job.
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US Small Business Association Microloan Program 
If you're located in the US, the SBA Microloan Program provides very small loans to start-up, newly established, or growing small business concerns. You should take note though that the SBA makes funds available to nonprofit community based lenders (intermediaries) which, in turn, make loans to eligible borrowers in amounts up to a maximum of $35,000. Applications are submitted to the local intermediary and all credit decisions are made on the local level.
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ACCION International Microfinance
Accion International is a private, nonprofit organization that provides microloans and other financial services to low- and moderate-income entrepreneurs who are unable to access bank credit for their small businesses. With economic opportunity, these entrepreneurs—often minorities and women—can build assets, better provide for their families, and strengthen their communities.
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Microloan.com Small Business Loans
Microloans.com's portal helps small business owners reach lenders that have the funds available for your business financing needs whether it is a start-up business loan, commercial mortgage, SBA loan, unsecured business or unsecured personal loan. Microloan.com's portal is easy to navigate and seems to provide a comprehensive list of lending solutions.
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