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By Sandy Baker
Business credit is necessary to maintain. It allows the business to have purchasing power for inventory, to pay expenses and to cover expansions. Business personnel should have business credit education and training to ensure it is in use properly.
By building business credit, the owner of the business is able to keep his personal credit separate. Business credit cards with no personal guarantee, for example, are available to businesses with good mobile database credit management. To build this quality business credit, consider the following:
Educate staff and management on proper use of business credit cards.
Establish business credit with the goal of developing a solid credit history from the beginning by knowing what affects business credit scores.
Invest in training for executives responsible for building business credit in a tight credit market.
Action Steps
Learn what business credit providers are looking for in borrowers
To obtain corporate credit, a business must prove it is credit worthy. Do this in several ways. Learn to write a business plan and use this to show how funds borrowed will be in use.
I recommend: Seek out professionals to write a business plan or train an employee to do so. Entrepreneur Media offers a full systematic plan to writing a business plan. Many business schools teach business professionals how to write business plans. The