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New Business Loan in Jacksonville, NC

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First Bank helps businesses get off the ground in Jacksonville, NC with our new business loans and various sets of helping hands. Our new business loans can provide a lump sum of cash for your business to finance equipment, vehicles, real estate, signage, furniture and more.

With two locations in Jacksonville on Western Blvd and New Bridge Street, First Bank is happy to be your very first customer. Find a branch near you today.

Business Loans from First Bank

Entrepreneur named First Bank one of the best small business lending banks in the country and it’s easy to see why.

  • Open a line of credit with First Bank to access cash for any business purchase need.
  • Use our low-rate, no annual-fee Mastercard Business Card with Rewards as often as you wish to earn rewards for your business purchases.
  • Get a commercial mortgage loan through First Bank or a loan for new construction, remodeling or expansion.
  • Use a First Bank construction loan for new construction, remodeling, expansion and more.

New Business Loan - Jacksonville, NC

New Business Loans Are Just The Beginning

First Bank doesn’t stop at the loan when it comes to helping new businesses.We offer many different levels of business checking accounts and business savings accounts to cater to businesses of all sizes and shapes.

We can also supply our customers with a host of merchant services such as easy processing of credit and debit cards, checks and gift cards. We also offer treasury services for your business such as payroll direct deposit, deposit services, and online banking.

Read about First Bank’s full offering of new business loans and additional ways we help businesses in Jacksonville, NC grow and succeed.

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