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Tag Archives: loan
The Lender of the Pack: How to Hunt for Business Loans Like an Alpha Dog
The search for a loan is a critical tactic in your business plan. There is a right way to secure business financing that will preserve your lending relationships, maximize your borrowing effectiveness and promote business growth. Be a more durable … Continue reading
Posted in Borrowing, Business Borrowers, Uncategorized
Tagged business, loan
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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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Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of ProBorrower
Wow, how the time flies! Today marks a significant milestone in the life of this blog with the 75th post. I’m a sucker for nostalgia as much as the next person so let’s take a look at the most popular … Continue reading
Adjusting to a New Reality
It’s a new season for me. A lot of changes are happening with amazing force and speed. I started Shelton Business Services, LLC, a new executive coaching and management consulting business in 2011. My daughter left home for the U.S. … Continue reading
Posted in Borrowing Philosophy, Business Borrowers, Debt, Money, Strategic Planning
Tagged Arizona, Borrowing Philosophy, business, Business Borrowing, credit, Financial Planning, God, Jan Brewer, loan, loans, Texas, United States, Wisconsin
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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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Borrowed Time Has Been Repaid in Memories; Farewell Elizabeth
My daughter leaves for the U.S. Air Force in a couple of days. The months since she told us she was enlisting have turned into weeks and now days. Soon we’ll be carefully watching each precious hour that will be poured … Continue reading
Posted in About Me, Borrowing Philosophy, Legacy, Military, Relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged Borrowing Philosophy, Family, loan, Parenting, Personal Borrowing, relationship
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Borrowing Money From Parents for MBA: Good Credit Risk?
Hey dad, can I borrow $150,000 to get my MBA? I can only imagine the reaction from my dad if I asked that question 20 years ago. What’s the matter kid, did you lose your mind? Bloomberg/Business Week had an … Continue reading
The Hamlet Method of Borrowing Money: To be or not to be the first offerer
To reveal your position first or not to reveal; that is the borrower’s big question. WSJ had an interesting article by Mike Michalowicz who argued that the shrewd negotiator offers first and reveals their bargaining position. In other words, be … Continue reading
Posted in Borrowing, Borrowing Philosophy, Business Borrowers, Negotiating, Strategic Planning, Uncategorized
Tagged Borrowing Philosophy, Business Borrowing, Interest rate, loan, Mike Michalowicz, mortgage, negotiating, Negotiation
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Are You Being Blinded by Brilliance and Compounding Mistakes with Debt?
Do you have a great business idea? Is your brilliance so stunning that it’s blinding your borrowing sense? In a recent post by Marla Tabaka she blogged about how to execute great ideas. You know, those ideas that are sure … Continue reading
Borrowing Money for Business? Five Ways the Future will be Different
We’ve seen the extremes of borrowing money from the excesses of the sub-prime era to the credit drought for businesses. What landscape will business borrowers face in the future? 1. Non-traditional sources of business borrowing will be more common including … Continue reading
Posted in Borrowing, Borrowing Philosophy, Business Borrowers, Strategic Planning
Tagged borrowing, business, Business Borrowing, debt, loan, loans, money, Payday loan, Person-to-person lending
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