Debit and Credit Cards: Is There a Difference?
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Feb 07, 2020
Debit and credit cards may seem similar, but their features and uses are quite different. Learn how they work before choosing one.
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Mistakes To Avoid When Opening A Business Bank Account
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Sep 05, 2019
If you are ready to get serious about your small business, it’s imperative that you open a business checking account for receiving and making payments.
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Is Opening A High-Interest Savings Account Right For You?
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Jun 27, 2019
Learn how a high-yield savings account can boost your money growth and whether it’s the right choice for you.
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Five Ways Small Business Owners Can Learn From Their Competition
Posted by: Stearns Bank on May 24, 2019
One of the things that small business owners can do to stay afloat is to learn from each other.
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Five Steps to Evaluate Your Business’s Health
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Apr 25, 2019
Go beyond the top-line financial picture and take stock of these other factors. It may save you from trouble down the line.
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Tactics for Handling Customer Complaints
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Apr 18, 2019
Customers are eventually bound to share a complaint about your business. Therefore, it’s good to stay ahead of things and prep yourself for it happening.
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Nine Steps To Follow When Acquiring A Business
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Aug 23, 2018
When you’re acquiring a business, everything revolves around planning.
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Six Ways Seasonal Businesses Can Manage Their Cash Flow
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Aug 16, 2018
A small business may fail for many reasons – sluggish sales, start-up costs, competition. But the greatest challenge and cause of failure is cash flow.
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The Benefits Of An Ongoing Financing Relationship
Posted by: Stearns Bank on Feb 01, 2018
A business loan can be a brief transaction, with parties going their separate ways. However, there are great benefits to an ongoing financing relationship with your lender.
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