What are Your Rights as a Small Business Borrower?

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What are Your Rights as a Small Business Borrower?

Connect2Capital Team
– March 21, 2016

According to the Small Business Borrowers’ Bill of Rights, you have:

The Right to Transparent Pricing and Terms
The Right to Non-Abusive Products
The Right to Responsible Underwriting
The Right to Fair Treatment from Brokers
The Right to Inclusive Credit Access
The Right to Fair Collection Practices

Download our Small Business Financing Toolkit to read what the Small Business Borrowers’ Bill of Rights means to you as well as other practical tips on how to make wise decisions when looking for a small business loan.

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Disclaimer:  the information provided on this page is meant for general informational purposes only and may not reflect the most current resources and recommendations available. Please consult with your financial, tax, legal, and other relevant advisors when making decisions about your small business.

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