Small Business Loans
Get the working capital, flexibility and purchasing power you need when you partner with one of the nation’s strongest community banks.
Flexible Financing
A small business loan can be used to hire more employees, pay for technology upgrades, fund building or renovations or provide a cash-infusion for operating expenses. A small business loan can also help you finance expansion and growth. First PREMIER Bank makes all lending decisions locally, offering personal service, competitive rates and flexible terms.
Term Loans of All Sizes
- Local decision making by experienced bankers
- Fixed monthly payments to fit your budget
- Secured and unsecured loans
- Competitive rates and flexible terms
- Fixed monthly payments to fit budgeting needs
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We can help navigate the lending landscape, providing competitive rates on loans of all sizes.
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Small Business Administration (SBA) Loans
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The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) supports businesses by guaranteeing loans issued by lending partners with more favorable terms and rates. As an SBA lending partner, First PREMIER Bank can help you find the right SBA loan to help you meet your growing needs.
Business Lines of Credit
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A business line of credit offers flexible access to ready cash when needed. We customize our credit lines to meet the individual needs of the businesses we serve, to help them through each season.
Cash flow is essential for businesses of all sizes. An operating line of credit from First PREMIER can help ensure money is available during lean times and help fund larger investments when times are good. It can even be used as overdraft protection.
- Luke Tibbetts, VP, Business Banking Manager
A business line of credit offers flexible access to ready cash when needed. We customize our credit lines to meet the individual needs of the businesses we serve, to help them through each season.
- Randy Osterloo, VP, Business Banking
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{1} SBA loans are backed by the U.S. Small Business Administration.