Happy New Year From MRI
January 5th, 2009
All of us at Merchant Resources International would like to wish you a Happy New Year.
As we begin a new year, we invite you to look into our services and get the funds you need to finance something fresh and new for your business. It might be new inventory, new equipment or new advertising. Whatever it is, we can provide the funds for it.
Choose a restaurant loan to finance your new restaurant startup, try a premium merchant cash advance for lower rates and your choice of terms if your credit score is 600 or higher, or choose our original merchant cash advance to get up to $500,000 for your business based on your business’s proven track record.
As the economic downturn was officially labeled a recession, many small business owners were presented with various obstacles in 2008. Some business owners saw a decrease in sales as consumers cut back on spending. Others discovered that getting a business loan from a bank was no longer an option for them, due to tightened bank lending standards.
For those business owners who experienced tough financial times in 2008, we encourage you to use a merchant cash advance to improve your business. And for those who experienced business success in 2008, we invite you to use a merchant cash advance to make your business even stronger for 2009.
We look forward to another year of providing excellent benefits and remarkable service to our existing merchants and another year of building relationships with new merchants.
Once again, Happy New Year, from Merchant Resources International.
We at Merchant Resources International would like to take this time out to wish all of the merchants that have taken advantage of our merchant cash advances and all potential merchants, a happy holiday season.
“Brands are like beauty queens: Even the most illustrious need makeovers from time to time,” as stated in a recent online business article.
The National Bureau of Economic Research officially declared the economy’s year-long downturn a recession.

Consumer cutbacks are affecting small business owners everywhere.
Over the past several months, many large, seemingly profitable companies have been filing bankruptcies, and/or closing their doors, shutting down stores and letting go of countless employees.
Sometimes the word frugal is received with a negative connotation.