If you are an entrepreneur hoping to start a new business, a business credit card may be just the thing you need. Although business credit cards have been around for many years, they have only recently started to provide incentives that are truly enticing to those starting a new business. When business credit cards were first offered to the businessperson, they were geared more toward corporate executives. This is no longer true. Today, credit card companies realize the value of the small bus

If you are a starting entrepreneur, then probably the first thing you want is that everything goes right, and the last thing you want is being denied in business credit card application. But sometimes it happens, but before you start panicking and applying for all the possible business credit cards, stop for a minute and define the reason of your refusal. One of the common reasons is incorrect personal or business information. If at least one of the pieces of your information contains a mistak

Every now and then we find ourselves in a situation where we need a quick injection of cash for different reasons. It may be the gap in between buying and selling of a property, for an entrepreneur to cover for his expenses before he receives payment from his buyers. Bridging loans basically fill the time gap of a transaction, which takes place between two parties. The option of bridging loans may be exercised for following reasons • To raise the capital when there is a gap in sale of the p

It’s a long list of links in the roundup, so without further ado: The Entrepreneur Fund: One Year of Projected Expenses : I think most books/posts/etc. I’ve read on the subject say that you must have, at a minimum, one year of expenses saved up before launching a business. It sounds daunting, but I think it’s doable. We could live for more than a year off our savings if we ratcheted down our lifestyle (got rid of cable, etc.) Trick or Treat: Creating a Frugal Halloween : Some good tips – I