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Business Credit

Good business credit can help you acquire loans and credit cards, reduce financial risks, and ensure strong cash flow.

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No matter how well funded a small business may be, the ability to establish and maintain a strong credit rating is fundamental for achieving growth and success, let alone survival during difficult times.
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Sam Thacker
Many entrepreneurs seek out equity capital from traditional VCs but Small Business Investment Companies (SBICs) may be a good alternative.
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Miranda Marquit
Many people would rather enjoy a nice root canal with their local dentist than sit down with their insurance agent over lunch to discuss their coverage or lack thereof.
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Sam Thacker
Seeking venture capital is a difficult and sometimes disappointing process. Here are a few lessons that entrepreneurs should know when seeking VC funding.
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Miranda Marquit
While not as fancy as some other financial applications, Doughhound.com is great for those who want an easy way to track their spending and work toward their financial goals.
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Miranda Marquit
If you are still looking for a tax deduction for 2010, considering contribution to your IRA. Your retirement portfolio will thank you.
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Mike Kraus
Mobile card readers offer fast, inexpensive way for retailers to process credit cards
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Marco Carbajo
What are the most important things to consider when picking a business name? Learn the three key mistakes to avoid when choosing a name for your business.
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Sam Thacker
Many states allow this practice, and many lenders now believe they should take your personal residence in an effort to have an "abundance" of collateral.
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Miranda Marquit
What do you think? Should we follow the example of Australia, New Zealand and Sweden and get rid of the one-cent coin?
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Tim Devaney - Tom Stein
Who will the cuts hurt? And how much? Quite possibly everyone. And quite possibly a lot.
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Ken Walker
There are two major technological advances I’m waiting on for business travel. One has been promised by our government for over a decade and the other is being driven solely by private enterprise....
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Miranda Marquit
Anyway, I was not happy with the idea of paying an annual fee. Especially since I am a long time customer with a good payment history. So I asked for the fee to...
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Enid Burns
Not all businesses are based in an office. Sometimes business, and its transactions, take you to the customer's home or office, a conference, trade show or other event. If you don't take credit...
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Miranda Marquit
While the savings rate did go up during the recession, some are starting to wonder if debt really decreased as much as we thought.
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Marco Carbajo
Looking to finance a small business? Discover 25 ways you can finance a small business whether you are a startup or growing business.
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Sam Thacker
When you are a manufacturer, distributor, or retailer of products you may be facing new problems as your revenues pick up. Managing cash flow may be one of the most underestimated skills of...
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Susan Wilson Solovic
Ninety-five percent of the world’s consumers live outside of the United States, so if you are only selling your products domestically, you are only reaching 5% of the potential market. The huge potential...
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Marco Carbajo
Having trouble financing the export of your products to international markets? Discover how the official export credit agency of the United States can give you the support you need.
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Vikas Kedia found himself dodging debt collectors after his Silicon Valley start up went bust, and Steve Rhode filed bankruptcy after a failed land development deal. But both turned their debt problems into...
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Business Glossary

Definitions for: business credit
business credit

loans made to corporations and partnerships, as distinct from consumer loans or personal loans. A term loan provides financing for short-term working capital or long-term capital improvements, and is repaid in a lump sum. A line of credit allows businesses to borrow repeatedly up to a certain amount. Most lenders ask for business financial statements, and many want personal guarantees, even when making loans to established small businesses.

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