We all need a little help sometimes...
Expanding business operations, buying a tractor, filling the grain bins? Business loans can help provide working capital, purchasing of equipment or fixtures and help with the repair of existing equipment.
Flexible financing to help manage Accounts Receivables and inventory needs with cash flow. These are specifically tailored to meet your business' needs, ensuring funds are available when you need them.
Guarantee payment to suppliers so you can keep your business moving forward. These are a useful tool for businesses that need to regularly
provide guarantees for work or services provided.
Around the corner – and throughout our communities – we're here to support your operation. Our agriculture and commercial specialists are here for you, now and tomorrow.
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You can apply online or book a time to visit with an expert so we can collect the information we need.
If approved, simply book a time in-branch to finalize the paperwork or e-sign from home.
A line of credit is a flexible loan from the Credit Union. It is a defined amount of money that you can access as needed and then repay immediately or over a prespecified period of time. As with a loan, a line of credit will charge interest as soon as money is borrowed and borrowers must be approved by the Credit Union.
A business line of credit is typically used to purchase inventory or to provide cash flow when waiting on collection of receivables.
A term loan is financing a capital asset over a longer time frame (beyond one year) while a line of credit finances a purchase that is going to create a return on investment in the short term. Typically term loans would be used to help with the purchase of equipment, furniture and fixtures, help with equipment repair, and help to consolidate debt.
See the checklist here to find out what information is required to open an account. For any lending, we also require 3 years of financial statements.
Don't hesitate to reach out! Our experts will happily help you figure out your options and what they mean for your business.
