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As your company prospers, you'll need the flexibility to respond to market opportunities by purchasing additional equipment, expanding your facilities or increasing working capital. Your credit needs will change over time, so your overall credit plan should address short-term demands as well as long-term growth. Our full range of credit products will enable you to meet your short-term goals and plan a prosperous future.
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A Line of Credit allows your company to borrow against an established credit limit for short-term working capital. Borrowings are payable on demand, and interest rates are tied to the Prime Rate. A Line of Credit can be secured or unsecured. If secured, the collateral is usually "short-term" assets, such as receivables and/or inventory.
A Term Loan is ideal for financing "long-term" assets such as buildings, equipment, leasehold improvements and permanent working capital. Interest rates can be fixed or "float" with the Prime Rate and terms vary by project. (For a general explanation of interest rates and indexes used by various financial institutions, click here.) We can help you choose the loan structure that makes sense for you.
A Letter of Credit (L/C) is a financing vehicle that essentially substitutes the credit strength of the bank for that of your company. Dollar Bank issues Standby L/Cs to support third party loans, performance guarantees and other obligations of your company. Documentary L/Cs to support domestic and international trade are issued either as a direct obligation of Dollar Bank or as an indirect obligation through one of our international banking correspondents. If you are interested in international trade, please contact us.
Dollar Bank offers loans to be used in conjunction with lending programs developed by federal, state and local governments, such as the Small Business Administration. These programs can help to provide financing with terms that might not be available through conventional bank loans. We are experienced in identifying the program that will work best for your particular business situation. (For more information on the types of financing programs available in southwestern Pennsylvania, click here or northeastern Ohio,click here.)
