Debt has a lot of negative connotations, and it really shouldn’t. @CourtSpritzer, co-founder of @2entreprenistas, shares how they grew Entreprenista by taking out loans and putting that capital to work, without giving up equity.
Fundwell is a proud Entreprenista partner and an Entreprenista Approved funding resource for women business owners. 🤝
Ready to see what your business qualifies for? Tap the link in @fundwell’s bio.
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A net 37% of small business owners plan to raise prices, the most since July 2022.
For many, it’s a response to rising costs. Those costs hit now, but new prices take time to pay off.
Fundwell can help bridge that gap. Visit fundwell.com to learn more.
Source: NFIB Small Business Economic Trends, October 2026
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After a career in infant nutrition, Krista became a mom and found only synthetic prenatal pills on the market.
So she founded Nunona, a real-food prenatal and postnatal vitamin made from fruits and vegetables.
Her advice to other founders: “The market is always changing, but you have to be able to read what’s happening in the environment, figure out how to respond to it, and figure out how to stay a step ahead.”
Happy National Women’s Small Business Month.
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While still working her corporate job, Amy Dell spent a year building Sababa Foods, the brand behind Saturday Sauce, a Mediterranean shakshuka starter sauce now stocked in 200 stores.
Her takeaway? Making a great product is only half the job. Selling it is the other half.
This Women’s Small Business Month, we’re celebrating the founders doing both.
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When the pandemic emptied out the Financial District, Cory bought Simply Wine and kept its doors open by focusing on small-batch wines, family-owned wineries, and the community that keeps New York City’s small businesses going.
Part of our Self-Made Stories series, where we spotlight the founders behind some of our favorite small businesses.
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We asked Corey, owner of Simply Wine NYC, about the best and hardest parts of being a small business owner in NYC.
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After he got laid off from his corporate job, Zeeshan opened Nishaan, a Pakistani American street food joint in NYC’s East Village that serves the city’s first Pakistani chopped cheese.
His takeaway? “What you give to the world, you’ll get back.”
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The Fed just raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points, bringing the target range to 3.75%-4%.
It’s the first rate increase since July 2023.
So, what does that mean for small business owners?
Prime, a common benchmark for business lending, typically moves with the Fed. That means variable-rate borrowing can become more expensive, while fixed-rate loans generally aren’t affected by a change in the benchmark rate.
SBA 7(a) variable-rate loans are tied to a base rate such as prime so that changes can reach those borrowers quickly.
Revenue-based financing, which is priced on a factor rate rather than prime, isn't directly affected.
The Fed’s latest projections put the median federal funds rate at 4.1% at the end of 2026, indicating that another increase is possible before year-end.
For business owners, understanding how your financing is priced can help you make more informed decisions about your next move.
Source: Federal Reserve FOMC statement, September 16, 2026.
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Walking you through the 4 main ways to fund your business: lines of credit, small business loans, revenue-based financing, and SBA loans
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Disclaimer: General educational information only. Not an offer of credit.
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"Speed beats perfection." Kelly and Richard, founders of WeWearAustralian.
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Here are the 5 major SBA updates made this year. These rules affect what you can borrow and who qualifies for the program.
1. All owners and guarantors must now be US citizens. Any foreign ownership disqualifies the business.
2. Buying a business and its property can now be financed in one loan instead of two.
3. That combined deal raises the borrowing limit to $10 million.
4. Startups and business acquisitions now require a 10% down payment.
5. Full underwriting starts at $350K instead of $500K, so larger loans take longer to approve.
Save this if you're planning to apply this year.




