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Doing Business in Burlington:  Banks & Alternative Lenders

People's United Bank
(formerly Chittenden Bank)

(802) 658-4000

Merchants Bank
(802) 658-3400

TD BankNorth
(802) 658-1010

Key Bank
(802) 660-4170

Citizens Financial Group
(802) 951-2479

Northfield Savings Bank
(
800) NSB-CASH

Vermont State Employees Credit Union
(VBiz) Financial services for small businesses
(800) 371-5162

Vermont Federal Credit Union
Commercial lending on real estate is available
(
802) 658-0225

Opportunities Credit Union
(802) 865-2003

Burlington Community & Economic Development Office (CEDO)
Provides gap lending to business owners who need to supplement other sources of debt and equity financing.
(802) 865-7187

USDA Business & Industry Direct Loan Program
Gap financing for real estate, machinery and equipment purchases.
(802) 828-6031

Vermont Community Loan Fund (VCLF)
Financing for real estate, fixed assets, operating capital, line of credit, purchase order financing, debt restructuring.
(802) 223-1448

Vermont Economic Development Authority (VEDA)
Manages a wide range of low-cost lending programs for small- and medium-sized businesses.  Lending is customized to best fit a business's particular needs. VT Job Start loans can be used to start, strengthen or expand small businesses. Financing uses include equipment, inventory and operating capital.
(802) 828-5627

 

   

Downtown Small Business Initiative

Citizens Bank has established a Downtown Small Business Initiative.  This program targets businesses in the downtown area.  Call (802) 951-2479 for more information.


 

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Before you apply for a loan, read about
business plans and financing. Also, visit lenders websites to help decide which loans are most appropriate.

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

Page last updated July 08, 2010

 

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