Business Credit
Premium Card Fee Hikes Squeeze Traveling Business Owners
Amex and Chase have raised premium card fees to $895 and $795, adding employee card costs and tighter lounge rules that can push totals past $2,500 a year. For business owners, the real question is whether travel credits and perks match actual spending, or whether a $0 annual fee card better serves the business.
See Full Article Here ->What A 10% Interest Credit Card Cap Could Mean for Business Credit
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See Full Article Here ->Business Funding Profiles: Which of the 6 Types Are You?
Contributor: Ari Page and Kayla Page When You Apply, Lenders See More Than a Form You see a form. A few pages of questions about your business, your revenue, and your credit history. You fill it out, hit submit, and wait. The lender sees something different. They see a full financial picture of who you…
See Full Article Here ->Why More Small Businesses Are Choosing Credit Cards Over Loans
Contributor: Ari Page and Kayla Page Research Note: This analysis draws from research published by the National Bureau of Economic Research, the Federal Reserve Small Business Credit Survey, the SBA Office of Advocacy, and the JPMorgan Chase Institute to examine how small business financing has shifted and what it means for owners navigating today’s funding…
See Full Article Here ->11 Types of Business Owners Who Benefit from Business Credit Cards
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See Full Article Here ->How to Set Up Your Business with Dun&Bradstreet
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See Full Article Here ->Business Credit Card Stacking: What to Know Before Applying
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See Full Article Here ->Why Strong Business Credit Determines How Fast Your Business Can Grow
Contributors: Ari Page and Liana Ricci | 4 min read Every growing business eventually reaches the same moment. Demand increases, opportunities appear, and expansion suddenly becomes possible. The challenge is not the idea. It is the resources required to move forward. Growth opportunities rarely wait for perfect timing. Hiring,…
See Full Article Here ->How to Use Business Credit to Hire, Expand, or Launch Offer #2
Every entrepreneur eventually hits “The Wall.” It’s that frustrating plateau where your business is doing well enough to keep you exhausted, but not quite well enough to afford the very things that would stop the exhaustion. You need a project manager to take the weight off your shoulders, a bigger marketing budget to reach new audiences, or the capital to…
See Full Article Here ->The Hidden Link Between Business Formation and Funding
Many entrepreneurs begin thinking about funding when they are ready to apply. They gather documents, check their credit, and look for options. What often gets overlooked is that lenders begin evaluating a business long before an application is submitted. Business formation and proper structuring play a major role in whether funding is approved, how much is offered, and what terms are…
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