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Thinking of Buying A Home? Get Armed & Ready for the Process
June 17, 2019

Like most buyers, you probably have more questions than answers surrounding the right balance between your dream home and the stability of your current finances. To lend a hand, we created this helpful list of tips to answer the common questions we get from customers about the all-important first steps when starting the home loan […]

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CHRISTIAN HAHN PROMOTED TO EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
May 14, 2019

CHRISTIAN HAHN PROMOTED TO EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT-REGIONAL PRESIDENT-BAY AREA FOR TEXAS GULF BANK, N.A. HOUSTON, TX, April 30, 2019: Christian Hahn has been promoted from Senior to Executive Vice President – Regional President – Bay Area for Texas Gulf Bank, N.A., an independently owned and operated bank established in 1913. Performing an integral role at […]

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Understanding Cash Flow is Critical to Business Success
May 9, 2019

Businesses stand a better chance of surviving critical business junctures when they know what cash they have coming in and going out. Having Cash Management tools in place provides the advantage of speed and agility in reacting to changing circumstances. Using today’s available technology through banks that specialize in business banking solutions, business owners have affordable […]

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Preparing an Emergency Financial First Aid Kit
May 4, 2019

What to know and what to prepare for Hurricane Season Texas hurricane season officially starts on June 1 and lasts through November 30. Now is the time to prepare yourself, so you are ready in case disaster strikes.  When making disaster preparations, it’s important you are not only ready with water, food and evacuation plans, but […]

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Why Small Business Owners Need to Plan for Retirement
April 4, 2019

Non-Deposit Investment Products are: not insured by the FDIC; not a deposit or other obligation of, or guaranteed by, the bank; subject to investment risks, including possible loss of the principal amount invested.  Most small business owners tend to invest extra wealth back into the business. Saving for retirement is a secondary thought after growing […]

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Take Advantage Of 2019 Business Tax Changes
February 6, 2019

Recent changes to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act potentially benefit small businesses by enabling them to immediately expense more of the cost of certain property and write off most depreciable assets in the year they are placed into service. Changes affecting just about every business going forward through at least 2025 include tax rate changes […]

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Kick Off The New Year With A Financial Health Evaluation
February 6, 2019

The start of a new year is a great time to review your finances. Taking a personal inventory of your financial health allows you to take advantage of any opportunities you might discover to make smarter investments and save money. Consider the following questions in your financial review.  You might find it helpful in deciding where you […]

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A Loan Option Helping Small Businesses Grow
December 7, 2018

When you’re a small business, obtaining funding to help you grow is not always an easy task. That is where Small Business Administration loans, or SBA loans, can help. For eligible businesses, the SBA offers loans on terms not available through conventional loans. These loans are guaranteed by the U.S. Small Business Administration and serve […]

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Business Tax Deduction Strategy – Depreciation
October 22, 2018

Business assets like buildings, equipment, office furniture, copiers, and computers age, wear out and lose their value.  Because their useful life is finite, the IRS allows you to, over time, recover the cost (or the basis) of qualified assets. What qualifies? Most tangible assets, items that are considered a business resource, can be depreciated. Items, […]

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Remote Deposit Capture Gives You More Ways To Get Paid
October 18, 2018

Business owners face a number of challenges in growing and operating their companies, but advances in technology have simplified one facet of business – payments using remote deposit capture. Digital and mobile technology provide business owners quick access to capital, freeing up time, expanding growth options, and cutting “paperwork” down to a few clicks of […]

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