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Bank-Speak 103: Defining Terms & Decoding Acronyms
Nothing has the power to say, “I’m your mark,” as does sitting dumbfounded in a conversation you don’t understand. Language is a powerful tool and one that can be employed as a formidable weapon.
Borrowing 201: The Good, The Bad, and The SBA
Once you’ve established the nature and needs of your business, you’ll buy before you sell. The loan you’re seeking is a commodity, and it’s important to understand exactly how much it will cost.
Business 102: Clarifying Goals and Succession Planning
Sometimes business financing helps to put priorities in order - just by virtue of needing to present well on paper. Of course, the more solid your profit, the better your borrowing terms and rates will be. If you’ve felt that cause and effect gain momentum, you’ve learned how to balance effort with cost management.
Borrowing 101: Who Needs a Broker?
Starting a business is exciting. Everything you’ve imagined producing becomes a possibility. The creative aspects of your product or service are tailored to your vision, and your best business model is critical to success. Once you’ve crossed the t’s and dotted the i’s, you may feel acquiring financing is a simple call to the bank.