Business Credit Report Seminar

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KCB will conduct a seminar on Business Credit Reports
on Monday Jan. 13, 2014 at 2:00pm


Do you have Delinquent Business Accounts?
Do you make loans or grant credit to corporations LLPs, LLCs or DBAs?
Do you make loans to Farmers who are incorporated?
Do you rent or lease to businesses?
Do you offer checking accounts to businesses?
Would you like a listing of your Portfolio,
with a summary of previous credit reports?
If you answered YES to any of these, you should 
attend this seminar

Call or email to reserve a seat in this presentation. 

Ph. 309-353-5527 Fax: 309-353-5541

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