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5 Questions to ask a Small Business Lender

Finding the right lender for your business is like finding the right accountant. You want one that not only knows your business but understands your needs as well.

How to Improve Your Veterinary Cash Flow

There are many ways to keep cash flowing at your veterinary practice. Here are five ways to improve your cash flow management.

What financing options are available to small business owners

If you're thinking about expanding your small business or refinancing debt learn about financing options available for small business owners in this article.

How important is your banking relationship when growing your business

How can I find flexible financing for my business?

By identifying your business's options and planning ahead, you can be prepared when the unexpected happens.

What Lending Terms are Important for Me to Understand

Here are lending terms for you to familiarize yourself before making big money decisions.

Trade Matters: What you should know about doing business internationally

In today’s global economy, trade is all around us, and you may have considered selling your product or service abroad.

Thinking About Exporting? Here's How to Get Started

You want to grow your business – have you considered exporting? Ninety-six percent of the world’s population lives outside the United States.

How to Get a Business Bank Loan

Navigating the financing process can be intimidating at first, so we’ve put together a guide to help you feel more prepared.

Do Banks Ever Lend to Startup Companies

Wondering if banks lend to startups? The short answer is yes. Learn what banks look for when deciding to lend to a startup company.

The 6 Costly Items in a Dentist Office that Often Require Financing

The cost of equipment and technology in a dental office can be quite high, with some items possibly requiring a bank to secure financing due to their substantial price tags. 

Denver Zoo uses PPP funds to bring back staff, keep animals fed and healthy

Learn how the Denver Zoo used funds from the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) to bring back staff and keep animals fed and healthy.