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  1. Financing Options For Your Practice Purchase

    by Jim Baum | Published 03/31/2009 | Financing & Financial Planning : Vet |  Practice Acquisition & Start-up : Vet

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    While today's economic environment is certainly challenging, there are still a number of financing options available to veterinarians transitioning to ownership through a practice purchase.

  2. Lease or Term Loan - What Is Right For Your Practice?

    by Allison Farey | Published 12/01/2007 | Financing & Financial Planning : Physicians |  Financing & Financial Planning : Vet

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    It’s amazing how your bottom line is affected by the equipment financing you choose. But which option is best for your practice? Here’s an overview.

  3. Building Your Practice Through Debt Consolidation

    by Author Not Available | Published 08/06/2007 | Financing & Financial Planning : Vet

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    Financial institutions allow us to achieve our dreams like never before. If you’re like most practitioners, you probably took out your first loan to finance veterinary school. Years later you may have borrowed again to realize your dream of owning your own practice. And as your business and professional goals grew, you may have decided to finance the expansion of your practice.

  4. Insurance Considerations During Practice Transitions

    by Ed Branam | Published 03/15/2007 | Financing & Financial Planning : Vet |  Legal & Business Planning : Vet

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    As a veterinarian, you may experience several transitions during your career. To protect your professional and personal assets, it’s important to include insurance as part of your planning.

  5. Retirement: Both A Business and Personal Priority

    by Chelle Gonzo | Published 11/03/2010 | Legal & Business Planning : Vet |  Financing & Financial Planning : Vet

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    Are you planning or ready for retirement? As a veterinarian you may have both business retirement and personal retirement issues to address. In order to help you prepare, review the following retirement planning issues and ask your investments professional for assistance and guidance.

All practice financing is subject to credit approval. Business Refinance Program is for business term debt only. Revolving credit and existing Wells Fargo Practice Finance debt are not eligible for consolidation.

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