CoreRate Preferred Funding: Empowering Gig Workers and Small Businesses in 2025

As 94% of small businesses plan to expand in 2025 (OnDeck, 2024), Prestige Commercial Capital has launched CoreRate Preferred Funding, a new financing option tailored for gig workers and small businesses. This initiative, detailed in a recent press release, addresses the cash flow challenges faced by 30% of businesses (OnDeck, 2024) with flexible, no-collateral solutions.

What is CoreRate Preferred Funding?

CoreRate Preferred Funding offers zero interest on unused funds and a 25% discount on interest for early repayment, providing gig workers and small businesses with agile support. Announced on July 22, 2025, this program complements Prestige’s portfolio, including Business Lines of Credit up to $150,000, Business Funding up to $2M, MicroFunding ($5,000-$20,000, same-day), SBA Loans, and Hard Money Loans for Real Estate. 

View The Full Press Release Here:

https://www.openpr.com/news/4112653/prestige-commercial-capital-rolls-out-corerate-preferred.

Real-World Impact

A case study highlights HVAC operator Russell, who secured $50,000 through CoreRate Preferred Funding. Upgrading equipment within 24 hours, he saw a 40% income increase over three months, showcasing the program’s potential.

Why It Matters

With a projected 3-4% economic growth rate in 2025, gig workers and small businesses need fast, flexible funding. Prestige’s 5-minute streamlined application delivers funds in 24-48 hours (same-day for microfunding), empowering entrepreneurs to seize opportunities.

Prestige’s Commitment

Headquartered in Orange, CA, Prestige Commercial Capital combines financial expertise with a client-first approach, supporting nationwide growth. Learn more about this innovative program via the official release:

https://www.openpr.com/news/4112653/prestige-commercial-capital-rolls-out-corerate-preferred.

Get Started

Contact Prestige Commercial Capital at https://prestigecommercialcapital.com or (888) 913-2240 to explore how CoreRate Preferred Funding can fuel your 2025 success.

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Explore CoreRate Preferred Funding by Prestige Commercial Capital for gig workers and small businesses in 2025. Flexible financing with zero interest!
Location: Orange, CA, USA

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