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Small Business Banking
You've put your all into your business. The big ideas. The little details. The long hours. It's all you. That doesn't mean you have to handle everything on your own. At Bremer, our small business banking team is ready to roll up our sleeves and do the real work right alongside you.
We believe in getting to know your business, your market and your customers before guiding you toward your entrepreneurial goals. That may mean financing a move to a bigger space, keeping things moving when business is slow or just simplifying payroll, so you can spend more time connecting with your customers and growing the business. Whatever your next move, we're ready to make it with you.
$3.2M+
Small business transactions handled digitally every year
75+
years committed to cultivating thriving communities
19%
Bremer loan portfolio in commercial loans (as of September 30, 2018)
Grow with solutions right-sized for your business
Digital banking
Online banking offers real-time access to your accounts, making it easy to manage finances.
Business checking
Bremer has a variety of business checking options that grow with your entrepreneurial spirit.
Business savings
Sensible solutions, from simple savings to money market, designed to help you reach your goals.
Credit cards
Manage expenses and consolidate balances with a card that meets the needs of your small business.
Capital and equipment financing
When you need working capital or equipment financing to grow your business — we've got you covered.
Small Business Administration loans
We guide you through the Small Business Administration (SBA) loan process to help you get financing.
Virtual Vault
Install a Virtual Vault to improve the speed and safety of depositing and transporting cash.
Commercial real estate loans
Expand, move or refinance with a commercial real estate loan that’s right for your goals.
Meet our Small Business Team
Insights to Guide Your Growth
Debt refinancing for small business
The pandemic forced many businesses to take on additional debt as they tried to survive. As the economy continues to recover, they may consider refinancing their debt. Here are some considerations.
Business Insights