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  • Access to Credit
    Cash or credit? Which is the better fuel?
    To answer the question, begin with a clear picture of what operating cash you need to comfortably run a business.
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    Ways to Expand
    Early on, high margins can put your business in your best possible position to grow and over time, the savings generated from low costs can add up.
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    How Small Businesses Can Ensure Access to Credit
    Access to credit can help small businesses ensure a positive cash flow by securing financing at better terms and getting that financing when needed.
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    Explore Borrowing Options Available from PNC[1]

    Whether the flexibility of a Line of Credit will help you best prepare for the changing needs of your business, or you're looking for a Term Loan to provide a specific amount of credit to purchase assets or meet specific financing need, PNC has a variety of borrowing options to meet your needs.

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    5 Tips for Obtaining a Business Line of Credit
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    Establishing Credit Early — 3 Guiding Principles
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    3 Steps to Building Your Credit History
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    Small Business Loans
    When cash flow shortfalls arise, one way for business owners to stay afloat is by getting a small business loan, line of credit, or working capital loan.
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  • Access to Credit
    A Guide to SBA Loans
    The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) can help be the difference-maker in getting the money your business needs.
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    Maintaining Cash Flow While Paying Off Debts
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    1. All loans and lines of credit subject to credit approval and require automatic payment deduction from a business checking account. Origination and annual fees may apply.

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