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Financing Small Business With a Business Credit Card
Saturday, 29 November 2008
By Irish Taylor

  One of the most convenient ways to start-up a business is by using a business credit card. In 1998, Thompson Lightstone and Company conducted a research study on small and medium-sized businesses. On this study, they found that among enterprises, about forty-one percent of owners finance their small businesses through various credit card services.


Through a business credit card, you can immediately begin with your business operations by using it as a start up capital or to invest the necessary equipment. Whatever type of business you are venturing in, whether its a buy and sell biz or providing services, you will still need equipment to be able to commence operations.

Typically, the most common equipment used in any kind of business includes a dependable computer system, a fax machine, cash register, and a telephone. If youre business involves a special device needed in manufacturing your products or providing your services, then you would definitely find business credit cards a great help.

For instance, if youre into selling made-to-order clothes, you may need to invest on high-quality
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Start Your Own Business On A Budget
Friday, 28 November 2008
By Chris Simpson

  If you have been feeling disheartened about the fact that only ten percent of new business startups survive, there is hope yet. It is surely nothing but a myth as Dun and Bradstreet reports that more than seventy-six percent of people starting up a new business are in business for more than two years.


Yet these numbers may not reflect the true scenario as many people often don't inform their licensing offices when they shut down. However, these figures may provide us with an approximate idea of the chances of a business surviving.

It has also been observed that if you have more cash to invest when you start a business, there is a greater likelihood of your business surviving. Other factors that are involved in survival are the age of the owner, the owner's level of education, and whether the owner has any domain knowledge of the business. A common factor that causes most businesses to shut shop is a lack of proper planning. And improper planning generally results in improper financial choices from the very beginning.

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