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Though many credit card providers require a form of collateral for certain small business cards, not all do. Here's what you need to know about getting an unsecured business credit card.
Jason Milleisen, a former workout officer for the biggest SBA lender in the U.S., answers your questions about SBA loan default and the offer in compromise process as a result of the coronavirus.
Shopify and Amazon are giants in the e-commerce world, but which one is better for your business? Read on to make the right choice.
LaFlore Paris co-founder Natacha Seroussi shares her tips on being successful on crowdfunding sites.
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Building and running a small business is no small task. One of the biggest challenges is managing finances. See if a term loan or line of credit could help.
Learn what a business credit line is, what type of business credit lines are available and when you should use each option.
If you want to hold on to your top employees, a strong compensation management program is critical.
If you're a sole proprietor, here's a step-by-step guide on how you can obtain a business credit card.
Thousands of small businesses have shut down because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Adding insult to injury, many are facing tax hits as they wind down.
Many businesses experience financial ups and downs. Here are tips to help you stay afloat when business slows down.
More than 5 million businesses have received COVID relief funds. It's important to keep loan forgiveness in mind from the moment you receive your funds to avoid unforeseen costs.
Credit cards are extremely convenient to use, but there are several things you should consider before using them to fund your small business.
The pandemic has affected almost every business in 2020, and mine was no exception. My company was able to rebound from the initial shockwaves without a single layoff. Here's how I did it.
If you find yourself with excess inventory, here are six ways you can cash it in.
Venture capital is a viable way to fund a startup, but not every business will be successful. Here's what you need to know about this type of funding.
There's more to Amazon than free shipping and same-day delivery. It also has a suite of credit cards that reward you for doing business with the e-commerce giant.
Businesses in 19 states could be eligible for the Employee Retention Credit (ERC), which was designed to help businesses recover the cost of retaining employees during a natural disaster.
Business credit cards have a lot of benefits, if you can get approved for one. Here's what credit card companies look for in a borrower.
Looking to increase your small business market share? Find out how to calculate and improve your share of the market.
Looking for a way to fund your startup but don't want to take out a loan? A ROBS may be the answer.
Need an investor to help you grow your startup? Here's how to find an investor and which types to look for.
Before you take out a business loan, you need to understand the difference between secured and unsecured loans so you can choose the best option for your business.
A business line of credit and a business credit card are both useful tools for managing your business's finances. Find out which one is right for you.
What is the difference between your personal and business credit score, and when does your business credit score matter? Read on to find out.
Whether you run a startup or a Fortune 500 company, you need capital to grow. Here are six strategies for raising capital as a small business owner.
If your business pays independent contractors or vendors for freelance work, rent, or other items, you'll need to fill out IRS Form 1099.
Learn what severance pay is and when you should offer it.