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1. Credit Cards for Small Business Can be Helpful

   03.Sep.08, 12:36 EDT
   
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   Credit Cards for Small Business Can be Helpful
   

   
   
   

     Business credit cards can be great for owners to help them purchase the equipment and supplies they need quickly and conserve some cash. Just like having a personal credit card, you need to be careful with your spending so you don't put yourself in debt. Below are some key advantages to having a business credit card.
   

   
   

   • Building Credit - A business credit card will enable you to build some credit for your company. This is helpful if you need a loan or a line of credit later down the line.

   • Financial Statements - With a credit card you will receive a monthly statement of all your transactions, so you can keep up to date financial records. Also at the end of the year    companies will send a year-end statement, which can help you do your taxes.
     

   • Separation of Finances - A business credit card can help you separate your personal and business accounts. Also it will cut down any issues during tax season.

   • Higher Credit Limits - Business cards come with a higher limits to help you make those big purchases without fear of being over your limit.

   • Reward Benefits - Companies will give rewards or points for every dollar you spend, which can be used later on. You can get rewards on office supplies, gas or even airfare if you travel a lot.

     Having a credit credit can be a huge benefit to your business, but you have to be careful with your spending and not over do it. 
   

   
   

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2. Get your credit in check

   27.Aug.08, 10:47 EDT
   
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   Getting your credit in check

    
   

     When was the last time you checked your credit? Do you know your credit score? Knowing the answer to both those questions can help you in the long run. It will save you from high  interest rates, having to put money down  on credit cards and even paying more for insurance. Checking your credit score can also save your from identity theft and insure you can take of any issues quickly. You never know if a situation may come up where you need money and a loan is the only way to get it. Having your credit in check is the best way to keep your finances in order.
   
     If you are in need of a loan check your credit score before you apply. This will help give you an idea if you will be approved for a loan or not. Once you look over your score be sure to check out any negative marks or outstanding accounts on your credit. If it's possible try and get those blemishes off your record and get your accounts in good standing. Also take a look at your debt to income ratio. If your debt is more than what you bring in for the year, it can negatively affect you as well. Lenders will be wry to lend money out if they see that most of your accounts are maxed out or close to it. Getting those balances down shows lenders you have the available credit, but have been smart with your spending. Taking care of your credit can save you thousands of dollars in the long run.
   

   
   

   
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   Rachel Moskowitz
   631-569-2263 ext. 105
   Account Executive for Southeast,Great Lakes,Pacific Northwest and western regions.
   rmoskowitz@nationstrusted.com
   
   
   Jason Villella
   631-569-2263 ext. 107
   Account Executive for New England, Mid-Atlantic,Midwest and Southwest regions. jvillella@nationstrusted.com
   

3. Going into business with your spouse, can it be done?

   19.Aug.08, 11:29 EDT
   
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   Going into business with your spouse, can it be done?
   

   
     It's always good to keep your personal life out of your business life, but that can be impossible if you run a business with your spouse. Opinions vary depending on how you look at it, if spouses should work together. Some say it can be done, while others say it's impossible. When you think about it, it really depends on the relationship you have with your spouse and if both parties can separate your business and personal lives.
   
     A few weeks back, MSNBC.com ran an article in their Your Biz section on the subject. The section is dedicated to giving business owners informative information dealing with health care, taxes and everything in between. The article gives some good pros and cons if starting a business with your spouse is possible. To read this article and check out more small business news from msnbc.com click  here.
   
   
   

4. Weekly Updates

   19.Aug.08, 11:24 EDT
   
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   Good Morning Everyone!
   
   Hope you're having a great day!
   
   Starting today, every Tuesday I'm going to post small business news or tips. I want to share all the great stories and tips I come across every week. If you have any questions or comments about anything I've posted please let me know. Also if you would like to know more about our services and how we can help your small business, please send me a message or email me at vroberts@nationstrusted.com.
   
   Thanks!
   Verla Roberts
   Nations Trusted Capital Group
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