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Equity in-kind
What VC looks like for the rest of us
read moreA Trip To Queens
Becky opens accounts in Flushing for new migrants seeking ITINs.
read moreDon’t Get Tricked into High-Priced Debt
Tread carefully with Buy Now Pay Later
read moreDekalb –> Nostrand
After a year of changes, next year will be …. more changes!
read moreCan’t Stop Won’t Stop
After a year of changes, next year will be …. more changes!
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Postcards from Mississippi
Samira visits the South
read moreTake a Minute to Think About Your Credit Cards Terms
Bk Coop credit cards are a great deal!
read moreObservations on the Failure of SVB
Bk Coop thinks about consequences of the Federal rescue of SVB depositors.
read moreTown Hall #2
Bk Coop’s Town Hall on Breaking Down the Balance Sheet
read moreBk Coop Opens Chestnut Branch
After years of planning and building, Brooklyn’s only community credit union opened its third full-service bank branch within Chestnut Commons on Tues. January 17th. With a celebratory brunch exclusively opened to its Brooklyn partners and politicians, the event was filled with smiles, networking, and light brunch food.
read moreBusiness Succession: Employee Empowerment
BCoop’s Business Mentor talks about transferring your business to your employees.
read moreBe A Boss!
BCoop’s Business Mentor advises entrepreneurs to ensure their business keeps up its formal legal entity
read moreSimplify Your Business
BCoop’s Business Mentor talks about simplifying your business practices
read moreShould I Become M/WBE Certified?
BCoop’s Business Mentor looks back at our PPP lending
read moreWarren Says Hello
BCoop’s Business Mentor looks back at our PPP lending
read moreLooking Backward …
Something feels different, again
read moreA Head Start on Tax Advice
Be prepared for some unintended tax consequences in 2021
read moreOur Birthday is October 18
We are 20 years old!
read moreTowards Better Philanthropy
Foundations need to do better when it comes to understanding the complexity of our nonprofits.
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