FranFund

FranFund

Funding solutions including 401(k) business financing, SBA loans, unsecured business loans, and equipment leasing

Company Overview

FranFund designs flexible, all-in-one funding plans that fit perfectly, no matter how rapidly your franchise or small business grows. Our most popular funding programs are SBA loans and 401(k) business funding, which allows you to use qualified retirement savings tax-free and penalty-free. By utilizing our franchise-specific pre-qualification tool and cultivating an extensive network of lenders who are franchise and small business friendly, clients pre-approved by FranFund have a loan approval rate of 99%.

About FranFund

HQ Location
Fort Worth, TX
Founded
2006
Ownership
private
Industry
Banking/Financing
Social
Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin
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