Unlocking the Potential of Flexible Payment Tech for a Property Business
The concept of credit is still appealing, but younger consumers are put off by the hoops they have to jump through with banks
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5 Ways to Improve Your Dun & Bradstreet Business Credit Report
To guarantee as accurate a report as possible, it quite literally pays to provide D & B with your company’s current financial statements.
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The Great Resignation, Business Credit and Financing, and You
Lenders and credit providers will look for information on your business online. With your own website, you can control a lot of the narrative. Without one, you’re at the mercy of whatever they can Google—which may not be too flattering.
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Start a Business with Home Equity
The smaller and newer your business, the less likely you are to get a bank loan. Home equity can be easier to get. Home equity lenders aren’t concerned with your business plan. They just want to know about your personal resources.
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Small Business Startup Loans for Minorities: 9 Great Ways to Startup Now!
Minority small business owners can get funding from Accion. The Accion Opportunity Fund is a financial support system that provides business owners with access to capital, networks, and coaching.
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How to Check Credit Reports for Your Business
Equifax combines financial data with industry trade credit data, and adds utility and telephone data. It also adds public record information (bankruptcies, judgments, and tax liens).
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The Truth About Business Funding With No Personal Guarantee Credit
It’s not easy to get no personal guarantee credit for a business. It’s not impossible, but the real question is, is it necessary? There may be a better option.
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Creditors and Predators: 10 Ways to Avoid Falling Prey to Predatory Lenders, and 6 Questions to Ask Before You Jump In
After the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was born. The goal of the CFPB is to help oversee federal laws that protect consumers financially. They have resources that can help borrowers learn to decipher loan terms and risks, and also help them report and resolve any complaints they may have against lenders.
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