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Tag Archives: bank
Impress Your Lender With Organized Financial Reporting
Bookkeeping and accounting services exist for the sole purpose of working with financial records. Business executives and owners can leverage their expertise to promote a better business life. The great thing about organized financial records and professional financial statements is … Continue reading
Posted in Accounting and Bookkeeping, Borrowing
Tagged Accounting, accounting records, bank, Bookkeeping, business, credit, finance, Financial statement, loan
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How is your Business Borrowing Fitness?
The business borrowing process looks like an Olympic bar bell. One end is heavily weighted with borrowing preparation and the other end with servicing the loan after closing. Lift these correctly and you will have a successful borrowing experience. Lift … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Borrowing, Business Borrowers, Strategic Planning
Tagged bank, borrower, business, Business and Economy, Business Borrowing, credit, debt, Financial Services, loan
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A Legion of Lenders is Coming Ashore: How to Fortify Your Borrowing Defenses
The Wall Street Journal reported that Bank of America plans to hire 1,000 new small business bankers in 2010-2011. The new hires will be responsible for bringing in new business by offering help with lending or cash management services. There … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Borrowing, Debt, Money, Strategic Planning, Uncategorized
Tagged bank, Bank of America, business, Credit (finance), loan, Small business, Small Business Administration
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Top Posts for Business Borrowers
To continue the celebration of the first 25-post milestone, here is a list of the top posts for the business borrower. In an early post I compared the marriage relationship to the borrowing relationship with some keys for creating and … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Borrowing, Financial Planning, Strategic Planning
Tagged bank, Banking Services, borrowing, business, Financial Planning, Financial Services, loan, loans
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What is the Future of Borrowing Money?
So what does the future look like for borrowers big and small? The credit crisis that began in 2007 with sub-prime mortgage defaults and moved to commercial loans in the fall of 2008 with the demise of Lehman Brothers has … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Borrowing, Debt, Money, Mortgage, Relationships
Tagged bank, borrower, borrowing, credit, Credit (finance), debt, Financial Planning, Financial Services, Lehman Brothers, lender, loan, loans, money, Mortgages, Real estate
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What’s your Borrowing I.Q.? Take the Test and Win the Title
Here’s a chance for you to test your borrowing intelligence quotient. Some of the questions were covered in previous posts and some are brand new material. I’ve wanted to be the devious professor who gives the brutally hard test with … Continue reading
Posted in About Me, Banking, Borrowing, Debt, Finance, Financial Planning, Home Ownership, Money, Mortgage
Tagged bank, borrower, borrowing, business, capital, credit, debt, Financial Planning, Financial Services, Fixed rate mortgage, Interest rate, lender, leverage, loan, loans, money, mortgage, Mortgage loan, Mortgages
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Home Ownership and Mortgage Rewind
We’ve had some fun looking at home ownership and mortgages over the last several posts. Let’s review what we’ve learned: September 22, 2010: The tale of the tortoise and the hare is an excellent object lesson about why going long, … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Borrowing, Debt, Money, Mortgage
Tagged bank, borrower, borrowing, Brett Arends, business, credit, debt, Financial Planning, leverage, loan, mortgage, Mortgage loan, Mortgages, Wall Street Journal
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Financial Rabbit Trails v.s. GPS Financing: How to Avoid Path Integration
Are you following a financial rabbit trail? Does it loop around in seemingly endless illogical patterns? Animals use path integration to determine their location and direction. In this post we’ll learn how to manage the impulse to follow a financial … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Borrowing, Debt, Due Diligence, Finance, Financial Planning, Money, Negotiating, Relationships, Strategic Planning, Uncategorized
Tagged bank, Banking Services, borrower, borrowing, business, Business and Economy, capital, credit, debt, Due Diligence, Employment, finance, Financial Planning, Financial Services, JPMorgan Chase, lender, leverage, Line of credit, loan, loans, money, negotiating, relationship, stewardship
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Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Bank?
Question: If the bank knocks on the door of your ATM or debit card made of straw and asks to come in for the ability to charge overdraft fees what should you say? Answer: Not by the hair of my … Continue reading
Posted in Banking, Borrowing, Checking and Savings, Debt, Finance, Money, Relationships
Tagged Automated teller machine, bank, Ben Bernanke, borrower, borrowing, credit, Credit card, Debit card, debt, Federal Reserve System, finance, Financial Planning, loan, loans, money, Overdraft
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High Altitude Borrowing
I am aware of the correlation between the lack of oxygen and impaired brain function. I experienced that first hand in army flight school when they put us in the hypobaric chamber to simulate the effects of high altitude. We … Continue reading
Posted in Army, Aviation, Borrowing, Debt, Finance, Financial Planning, Military, Money, Relationships
Tagged Army, Aviation, bank, borrower, borrowing, business, capital, credit, debt, diplomacy, finance, Financial Planning, Helicopter, loan, loans, money, mortgage, professional, relationship
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