As a business owner, you’ve worked tirelessly to build your dream venture into what it is today. It’s more than just work for you – it’s a lifestyle. From expanding operations to financing crucial supplies, we’re here to help take your business vision to the next level.
Our business loan process is incredibly simple, and we work to ensure you experience:
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Take advantage of competitive interest rates with your long-term financing needs! Easily purchase a vehicle, expand your inventory or finance just about any other business need.
Let’s ensure your business has the right tools and materials to succeed. From retail shelving to forklifts and everything in between, we’re here to help with equipment loans that are simply better.
Easily purchase or update an existing property, or build a new one – all while enjoying convenient and flexible terms!
Introducing our BetterLife™ Child Care Business Loan! With low interest rates, this program is available to any licensed child care business within our footprint. It’s uniquely geared toward growing your business – so you can focus on growing young minds.
Learn MoreOur operating business lines of credit are here to make your life easier and your business more profitable. Efficiently meet immediate working capital needs, take advantage of vendor discounts and finance your accounts receivable – all while enjoying flexibility and low interest rates.
Your business is one of a kind and tailored to meet the needs of your customers. Your banking experience should be unique, as well! Enjoy better business banking with us.
As a business owner, expanding your knowledge and learning tricks of the trade are key to your success. Our financial education library is extensive and easy to absorb, keeping you – and your business – growing.
Repayment of a business loan requires that the borrower make a monthly payment back to the lender. That monthly amount includes a partial repayment of the loan principal, plus monthly interest on the outstanding balance. Loan payments are amortized so that your monthly payment remains the same during the repayment period, but during that time, the percentage of the amount that goes toward principal will increase as the outstanding loan balance decreases.