4 tips to change banks without jeopardizing practice cash flow
Many practices have been switching banks as the economic slump drags on and some banks impose new and higher fees, combined with tighter standards for loans and lines of credit. But to switch to a new bank without disrupting cash flow, you must plan for a four to six-month process that involves having two accounts open and juggling payer paperwork, experts say.
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