Whether you are looking to expand your business or have access to ready cash, we can pair you with the best loan for your needs to take your small business to the next level.
We have the tools and the experience
to help you run your business with efficiency, and we are
right here working beside you in the community. We
understand the challenges you face and we’ll work with you
to provide the financing that perfectly fits your needs.
You work directly with your loan officer and you can
always talk with the credit officer analyzing your loan
request. You have our attention! Explain your business needs
and what makes your situation unique. (And we’ll come to you
at your office, because that’s easier for you.)
Call or come by to setup a commercial account with The
Bank of Bennington.
The Bank of Bennington is a SBA
Preferred Lender. As a Preferred Lender we can process
and approve Small Business Administration loans to
expedite the process. SBA loans can assist businesses in
many ways. Contact your lender for more details.
Buying or starting a business, come talk
to us. We are committed to investing in small business'
locally, and would love to work with you to help you
realize your dreams.
Expanding a Business? If you are running
a business and things are good, they might be even better
if you had a bigger space, a larger advertising budget, or
more employees. We are committed to finding ways to help
your business grow profitably. As this growth occurs, you
may need additional capital in the form of an Expansion
Loan to finance your expansion plans.
Purchase needed business assets – such as machinery,
vehicles, computers and furnishings – over a period of
time with Machinery or Equipment loans.
Whether your company’s financial needs are large or small, an experienced business lender can provide prompt solutions with competitive rates, and flexible payment schedules. Now you can purchase, construct, or refinance real estate with one of the following:
If you need short-term cash for your business to fund receivables, fluctuations in a seasonal business, or other pressing needs for working capital, a line of credit may be the best option. With this type of loan, you typically use only what you need as you need it, as opposed to a business term loan that arrives in one lump sum. Lines of credit are generally collateralized. Come talk to us and let us see how we can help your business run smoothly all year.
