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    <description>Many private business owners take on debt opportunistically, without ever establishing a principled ceiling on how much leverage their company can safely carry. Without a self-imposed framework, lenders—not founders—end up defining the limits, often at the worst possible moment. This article examines industry benchmarks, cautionary case studies, and a practical methodology for determining your company&#039;s optimal debt capacity before a refinancing crisis forces the conversation.</description>
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    <description>A growing number of American businesses post strong profits on their income statements while quietly running out of cash. This disconnect—between what accounting reports show and what actually exists in the bank—is one of the most dangerous blind spots in corporate finance. For entrepreneurs and executives who rely on their P&amp;L as a primary health indicator, the consequences can be severe and, in many cases, entirely avoidable.</description>
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