Palms Up Financial

11/12/2024

Land of the Free because of the Brave. We Salute You.

07/04/2024

We will be closed today in honor of the 248th anniversary of the founding of this great country. Happy 4th of July and God Bless.

06/04/2024

Exciting new products on the horizon from the SBA.

If your Small Business is in need of a capital injection give us a call. Always ready to serve.

05/12/2024

Happy Mothers Day!

05/07/2024

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/fed-indicated-rates-remain-higher-203513852.html

Mortgage rates, credit card rates, auto loan rates, and business loans with variable rates will all likely maintain their highs, with consequences for consumer spending, after the Federal Reserve indicated Wednesday that it doesn’t plan to cut interest rates until it has “greater confidence” t...

02/23/2024

Pretty sure this means we're awesome... Here to serve 😁

01/23/2024

Some news on the Home front... If you're looking to pick up that next investment property give us a ring. We are here to serve.

'Green shoots' of a single-family rebound emerge with rates trending lower

01/01/2024

The office is closed today we will be open tomorrow to serve you and your business needs.

12/22/2023

Wishing you all the best. May you spend the coming holiday enjoying the things that matter most.

We will be back in office December 28th.

12/13/2023

More great tips to help prepare for 2024 in business. As always let us know if you have any questions.

Build strong business credit to indicate your company’s financial stability and help establish trust with lending institutions, customers and vendors.

12/12/2023

https://www.score.org/resource/blog-post/answers-8-commonly-asked-questions-about-business-credit

Like many business owners, you may wonder the purpose of business credit.

12/08/2023

The lower rates we’ve experienced over the past 10 years aren’t expected back soon. What does that mean for your business needs and affordable capital? Give us a call to discuss your options as you plan for 2024.

Even as inflation eases, global changes including less trade and growing government deficit will keep rates higher than before.