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Understanding a Letter of Credit

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A Letter of Credit is often used when a transaction is set to occur between two international entities, one a buyer (applicant) and one a seller (beneficiary).

The Cost of Open-End Credit

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While there are many different types of open-end credit available, one of the most important, yet most overlooked, aspects of having these accounts is how the lender applies their finance charges.

How To File a Complaint About a Creditor

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When a creditor unexpectedly increases your interest rate or treats you unfairly, sometimes your only option is to fight back by filing a formal complaint against them.

The Best Steps for Building Business Credit

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New business owners will more than likely have to rely on their personal credit history in order to be granted the initial lines of credit for their businesses. Learn more now.

Building Business Credit Wisely

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Once you have established a credit history for your company, monitor its activity using a credit reporting bureau like Dun & Bradstreet. Learn more now.

When Customers Pay Late

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Unexpected problems can cause customers to pay you late. Manage late payments to help your business avoid unexpected problems.

Using Technology for Money Management

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Do the terms “Accounting” and “Money Management” cause you to worry or be stressed? Learn more about technology solutions to money problems now, from expert Ramon Ray.

Business Credit Bureaus and How They Work

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Companies that maintain positive credit ratings often have better reputations, access to low-interest credit, and the ability to attract more partners and investors.

Crowdfund Your Next Project

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When people want to fund a business, they often look at two options: Debt financing or equity financing. But crowdfunding works differently. More from Steve Strauss now.

How to Repair Your Business Credit Rating

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Business credit ratings can suffer in bad economic times. With time, it is possible repair any damage that your report shows, and steps should be taken as soon as possible.