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[22 Sep 2010 | No Comment | 5,042 views]
Professional Business Plans for Entrepreneurs

Wise Business Plan is a professional service linking entrepreneurs with a strong business plan to capital funds from government agencies such as the Small Business Administration (SBA). Now more than ever, business plans are crucial to obtaining loans from banks and investors – and the more dynamic and persuasive the plan, the better the chance of securing a loan. With Wise Business Plan, individuals need not worry about the…

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[31 Dec 2009 | No Comment | 3,344 views]
Green Business Funding Options

While certain financial institutions are emerging on the up and up compared to this time last year and beginning to repay government issued TARP funds, there are still exceptionally diminutive means to starting up a green business. Opportunely, there are many resources for struggling business pioneers that can help gain strong financial foothold in the industry. As most well know, competition to receive American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funded projects is rigid at best, giving way to the optimal resource in green initiatives…

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[15 Dec 2009 | No Comment | 1,375 views]
Obama Urges Financial Institutions to take ‘Extraordinary’ Steps in Assisting Economic Recovery-

President Obama recently held a meeting with some of the nation’s largest commercial banking groups, stressing the importance of taking “extraordinary” steps to restore the U.S. economy after obtaining taxpayer bailout dollars. Financial service institutions were monetarily assisted by taxpayers to avoid bankruptcy, which was “largely of their own making,” he said; rendering them indebted to homeowners and small businesses alike.