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Business financing in Canada

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CANADIAN BUSINESS FINANCING

How does Next Fund help Canadian businesses get financing?

Next Fund helps Canadian business owners explore financing through lending partners. Options include term loans, business lines of credit, equipment financing, merchant cash advances and invoice factoring. Apply in English or French with your funding needs and business details; approval and terms depend on the lender’s review.

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Business financing options available to explore with Next Fund
Financing optionPossible usesHow it works and what to compare
Merchant cash advanceInventory, payroll or other operating expenses.Review the advance agreement for the total amount payable and payment frequency, including how payments respond to changes in sales.
Term loansA planned expansion, renovation or defined project.A lump sum repaid on an agreed schedule. Compare the term, total cost and early-repayment conditions.
Business line of creditRecurring expenses or seasonal cash-flow gaps.Draw within an approved limit and reuse available credit as you repay, subject to the agreement. Check interest, fees and repayment requirements.
Equipment financingPurchasing machinery, business vehicles or tools.Payments follow the financing agreement. Compare any down payment, security requirements and total cost.
Invoice factoringA construction business with eligible unpaid customer invoices, or another business waiting on invoice payments.Eligible invoices are sold for access to funds before customers pay. Compare fees, collection arrangements and responsibility for unpaid invoices.
Credit-challenged business loansExploring options when credit history limits borrowing.This is a review of available options, not one repayment structure. Costs, security and payments depend on the product and lender.

What should I prepare before applying?

Have your legal business name, industry, time in business, monthly revenue range, requested amount and funding purpose ready. The application also asks for your name, email, phone number and province or territory. Your advisor will confirm any supporting documents needed for the lender’s review.

What should I review in a financing offer?

Review the total repayment amount, interest and fees, payment frequency, term, security requirements and any early-repayment conditions. These depend on the product and lender. Next Fund does not guarantee approval, a particular rate or a funding deadline.

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BEFORE YOUR NEXT STEP

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Our process
01

Tell us your plans

Answer a few questions about your business or property. The application adapts to what you need.

02

Explore your options

An advisor reviews your request, discusses the details and helps you understand potential financing.

03

Take the next step

Review your offer and its terms. Once approved and completed, funding can move forward.

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Prepare your business details and recent bank statements. After submitting the business application, the optional expedited review lets you upload the last 12 months of statements or complete instant banking verification. Depending on the product, the lender may also request financial statements, identification, equipment quotes or invoice details. Your advisor will confirm the requirements for your file.

You can submit an application with credit challenges. Your credit history is considered alongside business performance and the lender’s requirements. Available products, costs and any security requirements depend on the assessment; submitting an application does not guarantee approval.

Monthly revenue helps a lender assess whether repayments fit your business cash flow. Revenue consistency, operating expenses, existing debt and time in business may also affect the decision. Revenue alone does not determine approval or a funding amount. The homepage calculator provides an illustration, not a financing offer.

Timing depends on the financing type, the completeness of your documents, verification and the lender’s review. Approval and the release of funds are separate steps. Providing complete information can help avoid follow-up delays. Ask your advisor for an estimate for your file; no approval or funding deadline is guaranteed.

Compare the amount you receive with the total amount you must repay. Review interest or other financing charges, all fees, payment amounts and frequency, the term, security or personal guarantees, and early-repayment conditions. For invoice factoring, also ask who collects payment and what happens if a customer does not pay. Compare written offers using the same funding amount and repayment period where possible.

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