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Does a Sole Proprietor Need a Business Bank Account?

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Does a Sole Proprietor Need a Business Bank Account?

Some providers will allow you to complete the entire process online. However, others may require you to visit a branch. If the bank requires you to visit a branch to finish applying for an account, then always make sure you choose one with a nearby location.

Drive Your Business to Success with SBA Commercial Vehicle Loans: Everything You Need to Know

Since the SBA does not actually specify the use of its lending products for vehicles, there are significant restrictions, including the obvious one of having to use the proceeds for an actual business purpose.

Crisis of Confidence: The Latest on the 2023 Bank Failures and How Small Businesses Can Protect Themselves

Evidently, the failure of FTX did not do Silvergate (or Signature, for that matter) any favors. Depositors bailed once they saw that FTX was banking with these banks—and that regulatory scrutiny was (and still is) on the way.

Breaking: Silicon Valley Bank Taken Over by the FDIC … and What it Means for Small Business Lending

If you recall the movie, It’s a Wonderful Life, there is a scene of a run on the bank. And that is pretty much what happened, albeit with monetary amounts that were several orders of magnitude higher than those in the classic film.

7 Ways You Can Destroy Your Bank Credit

Perhaps the easiest way to attain and keep a good bank credit rating is to deposit at least $10,000 into your business bank account and keep it there for as much as a half a year.

5 Easy to Use Funding Request Examples

Virtually every aspect of Fundability™️ will show up on a funding request. From your business name to business credit scores to a business plan to your application, it’s Fundability™️ all the way.

7 Best Choices for an Ecommerce Business Loan

Businesses that are purely online have the same kinds of financing needs as brick and mortar establishments do. Funding choices include term lending, business credit cards, and MCAs.