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Business Credit
Business Credit

Business Credit, sometimes referred to as Trade

Credit, is credit that is established under a

businesss name.

Business credit permits a business owner to use

their business credit profile and score for financing

not their personal credit score and profile.

One of the reasons business credit is so appealing

is that business owners can commonly qualify with

no personal-guarantee (PG).

This means business owners can access cash for

their businesses without the personal liability.

Another reason business credit is a great resource

for business owners is that there is no personal

credit check with many sources.

So, even business owners with challenged credit

can be approved for thousands of dollars of credit

for their businesses.

To qualify for most business credit sources

the business must have a positive credit score

established with the appropriate business credit

reporting agencies.

The two most commonly used business credit

scores are the Paydex score from Dun and Brad

Street and the Intelliscore from Experian.

Once a positive business credit score is established,

many merchants will then approve the business

owner for credit in the businesss name.

Thousands of major merchants offer business

credit. But most dont promote their business

credit programs, so they are difficult to locate.

Some merchants offering business credit include

Chevron, Dell, Staples, and Lowes.

Once business credit is established and paid-as-agreed

the business credit scores will continue to

increase.

As more positive credit history is established and

scores increase, business owners can then be

approved for even more credit with higher credit

limits.

Business credit is an outstanding resource for

businesses.

Owners can obtain credit to run and expand their

businesses without the personal liability of using a

personal guarantee.

Many people who are in the start-up phase of their business dont think about building personal credit so it makes it harder to get a loan. Others who have established businesses may have had capital in the beginning but dont have the same resources and need a bigger loan now. So establishing business credit for start-ups or established businesses is the smartest thing to do.

by: brent




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