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Wed Aug 23, 2006

Small Business Credit Cards

In today’s economy, small businesses play an important role. These days, it is easier than it ever has been to start a new small business. There are all kinds of new businesses popping up all over the United States, from department stores to gas stations.  >>>
by J&G Reay Posted on August 23, 2006  |  Read More 
Thu Dec 29, 2005

Forming A Business Partnership

A partnership is fairly simple to set up. Two or more people get together with the intent of going into business; they get the appropriate licenses and file the necessary papers with the State and you are in business.  >>>
by Donald Lusan Posted on December 29, 2005  |  Read More 
Sat Jul 09, 2005

Major Gifts: How To Get More Of Them For Your Nonprofit

This article shows nonprofit staff, and volunteers how to get more major gifts for their organizations.  >>>
by Berwyn J. Kemp Posted on July 09, 2005  |  Read More 
Thu Jun 23, 2005

PayPal Announces Website Payments Pro, a New Payment Product for Small Businesses

PayPal today announced PayPal Website Payments Pro, a new product suite for small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). Website Payments Pro features three new functions: Express Checkout, Direct Payment API and Virtual Terminal. With these functions, merchants can offer shoppers more choice in how they pay for items -- with their PayPal accounts, their credit cards, or by phone, fax or mail -- all through PayPal, a single provider.  >>>
by Sara Bettencourt Posted on June 23, 2005  |  Read More 
Wed Jun 08, 2005

Securing Second- and Third-Round Venture Capital Financing

As your start-up matures, obtaining second- or even third-round funding may allow your business to expand and grow into new opportunities identified after your business was established.  >>>
by Jim D. Ray Posted on June 08, 2005  |  Read More 
Mon May 30, 2005

Getting Grant Funding For Your Nonprofit Organization

This article teaches nonprofit professionals, and volunteers how to obtain grant funds for their organizations on a regular basis. For their capital, project, and operating needs.
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by Berwyn J. Kemp Posted on May 30, 2005  |  Read More 
Wed Jan 19, 2005

Cypress Software Systems Launches Mark IV Release 2.0; New Features Enhance Loan Origination Processes, Address New Regulatory Requirements

Cypress Software Systems, LP is introducing Release 2.0 of its flagship product, Mark IV, which is used by financial institutions to quickly and consistently process consumer loan applications.

"Release 2.0 expands on all of the same user-friendly functionality that has quickly made Mark IV one of the industry's most successful application-processing software platforms," said Steve Sargent, Cypress president and CEO. "It incorporates many new features that have been requested from our growing user base, while ensuring that those community banks and other financial institutions are current with the latest regulatory requirements in their industry."  >>>
by Neil McGlone Posted on January 19, 2005  |  Read More 

Tax relief, access to financing, and healthcare benefits are most pressing issue for small business owners according to American Express

More than one-quarter (26%) of small business owners identified tax relief as the most pressing issue the new Congress and the President should address, according to the Small Business Monitor by OPEN from American Express(SM) (NYSE:AXP).

The survey, which ranks small business public policy concerns, found that improving their ability to offer or expand healthcare benefits is the most pressing issue for one in five (20%) small business owners. Keeping interest rates low and reducing required government paperwork and regulation tied as top issues for 14% of respondents, followed by improving access to small business financing (7%), improving procurement opportunities (5%) and improving the ability to conduct more business with the government (also 5%).  >>>
by Channing Barringer Posted on January 19, 2005  |  Read More 
Mon Nov 01, 2004

Negotiating Rates with Your Credit Card Company

Ok, let’s face it, everybody hates high credit card rates and they drain hard earned money out of your wallet. As a webmaster with a small business, it is absolutely apparent that you learn how to negotiate to get the absolute best rate that you possibly can. The good news however is that it doesn’t have to be a difficult or time-consuming process. In fact, it can be very easy indeed if you know what you’re doing. In this article we will discuss the ins and outs of credit card negotiating to ensure that you get the best possible rate with the least amount of effort.  >>>
by Claire Bowes Posted on November 01, 2004  |  Read More 
Mon Oct 25, 2004

Balance Transfers Can Help You Stop Putting Money Down The Drain!

As you probably know, interest rates are at all time low right now and if you aren’t getting the best deal from your credit card company then they owe it to you to either lower your rate, or you owe it to yourself to find a better deal. You see, credit card companies need your business in order to succeed and if you refuse to pay a penny more than you have to then you’ll be doing yourself and others a big favour indeed. By doing this, you’ll avoid paying more than you should and the companies will stop treating its clients inappropriately.  >>>
by Claire Bowes Posted on October 25, 2004  |  Read More 
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