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Your business credit record is the primary way companies evaluate whether to do business with you and on what terms.
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Before cleaning up your credit record, you should understand how the system works.
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You can start building your business credit even before opening your doors for business.
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Don't let these common business credit myths lead you astray.
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Business borrowers should have a backup plan ready in the event a bank pulls their line of credit.
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A credit rating for a business is a review of the company's transaction history.
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You can proactively improve your business's creditworthiness by following these seven important steps.
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In an ideal world, you'd be able to demand full cash payment on delivery of your services. In...
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Easier to obtain than lines of credit, business credit cards can help the small business owner conserve cash...
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If you know you will need some extra money over time to run or expand your business, a...
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Good business credit allows you to procure larger loan amounts because banks see your business as financially stable...
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Understanding how the commercial loan processing system works can help reduce your anxiety while you wait for approval.
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Sam Thacker, a finance expert with Business Finance Solutions, tells you how to investigate your own credit history...
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A commercial finance company will become an integral part of your business team. Therefore, do your due diligence...
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Here's what loan committees want to see in your credit application.
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Here are ways to handle a customer who has stopped paying.
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New government-backed loans offer attractive terms but will only help a fraction of businesses. In addition, it will...
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Except with home-based operations, most franchise businesses are going to require that you get some type of funding.
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You can start building your business credit even before opening your doors for business.
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While the loan approval process may seem excessively long, there are ways you can expedite it.
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