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Community Lenders Can Offer Start-Ups Lift
May 6, 2010 /
A growing number of the nation’s lenders are pursuing a speciality that could make them a promising source of funding for small-business owners and entrepreneurs who don’t qualify for traditional bank loans.
Small banks, credit unions, nonprofit groups and others are seeking to join the 859 lenders that have been designated by the government as Community Development Financial Institutions.
By EMILY MALTBY
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