The easiest way for small business owners to build Fundability™️ is to set up their business the right way from the start. But even if you’re coming in late to the Fundability™️ game, you can still improve your business finance options.

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A Standard Industry Classification code, or SIC is a four digit numerical code which is assigned by the U.S. government to businesses, to make it easier to identify the primary activity of the business. It is an indicator of the kind of business a company is in.

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It is a responsible question to ask: how can you separate your personal and business credit? It is particularly important when you are a sole proprietor, or you’re just getting started, or both.

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Your D & B Report is one of the first things a business will look at when deciding to do business with you. Know what’s in yours and get more opportunities.

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Having access to business loans with the right conditions can make or break your business and is a function of your business’s credit score. Don’t miss our step-by-step guide on building business credit from scratch.

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It is impossible to function at your full potential if you are working with false information. Falling for these 5 credit myths can hold your business back. We are setting the record straight.

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Business credit works well for businesses because it allows a small business owner to put off payments on a credit card (often for 30 days). This can be helpful when inflation is rising quickly. 

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Business line of credit requirements are generally the same as those for a term business loan, including minimum credit score, annual revenue, a strong application, low debt ratio, security, and adequate time in business.

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It is possible to check business credit score for free, but it’s not easy. We lay it out step by step, and tell you what to do with the information once you get it.

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What are business credit and loans all about? There are 5 important details you should know about before you start to offer either.

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