Delta Credit Union rolls out small business help

Tue, 10/13/2009 - 3:50pm
By: The Citizen

Delta Community Credit Union is rolling out a new range of products for small businesses to provide low-cost, interest-bearing deposit products.

Small business owners can visit one of the branches in Peachtree City or Fayetteville to meet with a service advisor and apply for a small business account tailored to meet their business’s financial needs, the company has announced.

Delta Community believes prosperity can again be attained in the current recession by bolstering the local economy, specifically by arming small business owners and entrepreneurs with tools necessary to foster innovation, competition and scalability.

In addition, Delta Community Business Services is positioned to offer customized loan products with competitive rates for owner-occupied real estate, equipment, corporate credit cards or other business needs.

Whether in technology, medical, restaurant, consulting or other business sectors, Delta Community invites small business owners to experience the institution’s “members first” philosophy, an ideology that has served Delta Community’s members well for nearly 70 years.

“We understand the role we play as a financial institution in supporting small businesses, which is why we pooled our expertise to formally launch this program and extend our services to new and existing customers via our in branch tactics,” said vice president of business services Eric King. “Research also shows us that Gen Y will migrate to entrepreneurship in greater numbers than previous generations. In addition, we anticipate baby boomers, who are being forced to remain in the work force, will likely seek to extend their working years through small business.”

For more information about Delta Community Business Services, visit www.DeltacommunityCU.com/business.

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Submitted by RainaM on Tue, 10/13/2009 - 10:17pm.

If the average card holder were to consider the relative availability of payday loans versus tightening amounts of capital in today's economy, they would probably find that if used responsibly, payday loans and quick cash are a perfectly acceptable form of consumer credit, but it's just one that you have to use very sparingly and responsibly. Credit cards are implicated in a lot of bankruptcies, whereas payday loans usually aren't – and yet which one is viewed as evil? Besides, it isn't as if payday loans lenders went to DC for a bailout – but credit card companies did.

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