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Making the Most of Your Business Banking Relationship By:-Ann Knapp
Anyone who owns a business can appreciate the need for a bank account to handle bill paying, deposits and payroll. But banks can assist business owners in so many other ways as well. In fact, having a reliable financial partner can help a business reach its greatest potential, as well as provide support during times of financial need.
Seven Quick Tips To Avoid Foreclosure By:-Ranju Kumar
No one wants to find that they are facing the loss of their home, and the word foreclosure is a real worry for many. This article presents some common sense tips to help you should you find yourself in the position where your lender is preparing to foreclose on your property.
Banking Basics: Choosing a Bank for Your Business By:-Ann Knapp
Banks come in many shapes and sizes - services and specialties. As in any professional relationship, the success of an association first requires thoughtful inquiry and research. Banks can provide business owners with a level of support and guidance but the connection must be a good fit from the start.
Start up Funding: Tips to Get Your Business Going By:-Dee Power
Start up funding is critical to the success of any business. While some companies can be started on a shoestring budget, most require some investment by the owners. There are several kinds of start up funding available.
Debunking The Reverse Mortgage Myths By:-Carlos Scarpero
A reverse mortgage is a government sponsored product for seniors 62 and over to stay in their homes and improve cash flow. This article will help debunk some of the common myths about reverse mortgages.
95% of Businesses Fail: Don't Let Yours Be One of Them! By:-Ann Marosy
"Up to ninety per cent of businesses fail in their first five years of operation" The first time I heard this was many years ago during an accounting seminar. At that time, it sounded rather unbelievable; however, I now believe those statistics are true and probably higher or occur within shorter time spans, especially during times of global economic stress.
Understanding Your FICO Score And Its Variances By:-Scott Letourneau
The main system in place for determining credit scores is called FICO, an acronym for Fair Isaac Credit Organization, which is the company that owns this formula. The three credit bureaus, Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian all use this system to establish credit scores, but they each market it under a different name.
How To Finance Your Business By:-Max Walker
When you have a great idea for a business, it is often quite difficult to understand why everyone is very happy to talk to you about it until you mention that it needs some funding.
The Benefits of Having an Offshore Bank Account for Business Purposes By:-Amy Nutt
There are many benefits to having an offshore bank account, especially if you travel a lot for business. Many businesses utilize offshore bank accounts because placing their money within another economy can have some tax advantages.
VantageScore Versus FICO: How the New Credit Rating System May Affect Consumers By:-Scott Letourneau
The exact differences, benefits, and downsides of the VantageScore system versus the FICO system remain to be seen, but consumers should be watchful of how the credit landscape changes for them based on this new arrival.
FAQs Regarding New Credit Formulas By:-Scott Letourneau
Business owners must consider how these changes could effect their business scores, because of the major impact it could have on their ability to take out loans, finance projects, or pay employees. Consider your options and discuss them with a financial adviser to figure out what is the best plan for you.
Credit Score Formula Changes, Impact on Small Business Owners By:-Scott Letourneau
Small businesses are extremely important to our culture and our economy. In fact, small businesses make up a very significant portion of our economy. The financial success of America's small businesses lies heavily on their ability to attain credit in order to maintain their business.
The Anatomy of Your Business Credit Score By:-Scott Letourneau
The success or failure of a small business could very well rest on the business owners credit scores, especially with the failure of mot businesses in the first six months of the business.
What VantageScore Could Mean for Newer or Less-Experienced Borrowers By:-Scott Letourneau
Credit scores have long been determined by a nearly universal formula known as the FICO model. This model, owned by Fair Isaac, is used by over 80% of the major banks in the US, and is the familiar 300-850 credit ranking that consumers are familiar with.
Three Key Factors Lenders Look at Before Giving You Business Credit By:-Scott Letourneau
Many businesses fail because they are unable to access the capital that they need to survive, particularly in the first five years of establishment when banks view them as riskier because of their age.
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