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Garit Boothe

A Personal Financial Statement Example – What to Include

A personal financial statement is a document that summarizes an individual’s financial position at a specific moment in time. It typically contains a breakdown of all your assets and liabilities, giving you an insight into your financial position and financial health. Assets are things with economic value that you can turn into cash, such as

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Personal Credit vs. Business Credit
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Amanda Garland

Personal Credit vs. Business Credit

The Differences Between Personal Credit and Business Credit The credit you use for business is separate from your personal credit. They are governed by different credit bureaus and scoring models.  Personal credit consists of any credit lines you currently have opened and/or closed. This can include auto loans, mortgages, and credit cards.  A personal credit

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Net 90 Vendors
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Amanda Garland

Net 90 Vendors [And Creative Ways to Get Better Terms]

Finding net 90 vendors can substantially improve your cash flow as a small business, freeing up working capital for growth.  But obtaining vendor credit with 90-day net terms is almost impossible. Most vendor credit accounts only offer 30-day invoice payment terms.  In this article, we’ll teach you how to leverage awesome accounts like Amazon’s net

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Net 60 Vendors
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Faith Stewart

Net 60 Vendors to Help Your Business Grow

The easiest and fastest way to start building a strong business credit profile is with vendor credit. Typically, this will be a Net 30 account. Still, you will find some Net 60 vendors, and even some invoice payment terms of Net 90 and up. This is credit directly from the supplier or service provider rather

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Navy Federal Credit Builder Loan
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Amanda Garland

Does Navy Federal Have a Credit Builder Loan?

If you are looking for a way to build your credit history and you are a Navy Federal Credit Union member, there are a selection of personal loans they offer that could help you reach your goals.  While Navy Federal does not offer a traditional, no-minimum-score-required credit builder loan, they do offer two different types

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My Car Was Repossessed What Happens Next
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Anthony Amodeo

My Car Was Repossessed. What Happens Next?

Reports indicate that many Americans are struggling with hefty monthly car payments. This is partly attributed to surging car prices, which is leaving many borrowers paying $700 to $800 per month. Here, we will explain how vehicle repossession works and the best ways of dealing with bad credit that result in the aftermath. What Happens

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How to Report Rent Payments to Credit Bureaus for Free
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Amanda Garland

How to Report Rent Payments to Credit Bureaus for Free

Whether you have bad credit or no credit, having your rent payment information reported to the 3 major credit bureaus — TransUnion, Equifax, and Experian — can be a great way to give your credit score a boost.  But how do you get payment information to appear on your credit history?  Rent reporting is not

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