Why You Never Want to Be Undercapitalized as a Business Owner

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It’s always exciting to think about the idea of having your own new start up. You hear about stories where entrepreneurs started with just $300 and a cardboard box and then turned their business into millions.  In reality, the first mistake made by most is simply being undercapitalized or not having enough access to capital…

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5 Ways to Be Smart with Your Business Loan

A business loan can serve many purposes, from covering startup costs to keeping cash flowing or allowing for expansion into new products or markets. Before you get one, it’s important to decide how you plan to spend it. It’s also essential to get the loan from a trustworthy lending institution, and while conducting individual research…

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Small Business Credit Options to Manage Cash Flow

Small business owners quickly learn the importance of monitoring their cash flow. The flow of money in and out of your business can impact everything from the stock you have to sell to keeping the lights on. In a perfect world, your cash flows would align. All of our customers would pay their bills before…

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5 Tips to Improve Your Business Credit Score

Most people have a decent understanding of their personal credit score, but not so many are as familiar with their business credit scores. Your business credit score is crucial in determining whether or not your enterprise is fit to borrow, how much interest you’ll have to pay on credit, and in some cases, whether or…

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The Tax Mistake That Can Wreck Your Credit

If your business is privately held, as most small businesses are, your business finances are generally hidden from sight. But there is a way other businesses can get an idea of how healthy your business is financially, and that’s by reviewing your business credit reports. Anyone can check the credit report of your business, so…

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What is a Credit Inquiry and Why is it Important?

There are a lot of factors that go into determining your credit score. While you’re likely aware that being tardy in repayments or declaring bankruptcy are the kinds of things that can damage your credit score, are you aware of the impact that a credit inquiry can have on your score? Below we’ll take a…

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5 Ways You Could Be Damaging Your Company’s Credit Score

Almost every small company needs to borrow at one point or another, and ideally sooner than later. And when you do, your credit score will dictate who does business with you and at what interest rate. So it’s in your interest to keep your score as high as possible. Here are a few common pitfalls…

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