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Qualifying without a guarantee
A personal guarantee makes you personally liable if the company cannot repay. Some lenders require one to approve you. Creditcorp does not: the company qualifies on its own cash flow, and no guarantee is taken. Read how no-PG lending works.
What that protects
With no guarantee, your home and savings are never security and never at risk if the business hits trouble. The recourse is to the company alone. This is a deliberate difference, not a fine-print exception. See the fuller answer.
Applying
Qualify on the company's numbers, guarantee-free, and apply online.
Frequently asked questions
Can I qualify without signing a personal guarantee?
Yes, with Creditcorp — no personal guarantee is required. The company qualifies on its cash flow, and your personal assets stay out of it entirely.
Do all business lenders require a personal guarantee?
No. Many do, but not all. Creditcorp lends to the company with no personal guarantee, so your qualifying does not depend on putting your own assets on the line.
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