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Question : Between Chase and Bank of America, which is better to start a small business bank account? I am starting a small business here in New York with up to 10 employees. Looking for a bank with no hidden fees, best rates and real customer service. small business bank account Best answer: Answer by
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Question : May I know what actually is credit card debit relief???? Thanks in advance.. debit relief Best answer: Answer by CatDadThere only two real credit card “debt relief” programs: Entering into a non profit debt management plan or filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Use this site for a referral: http://www.nfcc.org
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From time to time, you can look through your credit card in your wallet and to consider the option of requesting a new card with a better offer. You may receive offers by mail or surfing online offers. Before you start, and restart the application, you need to know about maximizing your chances of approval
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Question : which would you choose as your minor and ur majoir interms of making alot of money Accounts,marketing, HR? you are doing a degree in business administration you want to choose a mior and a major which would you choose interms of making a lot of profit in the business world : Accounts ,
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Question : Where can I obtain a copy of my Insurance Credit Report? Insurance companies have a way to discriminate against potential customers by way of a credit report. I want to know how I can see a copy of mine. credit insurance Best answer: Answer by bdancer222There is no “insurance” credit report. Insurance companies
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If you just own a shop, can you, as you are looking to accept credit cards. The ability to accept card payments is important for your business, but there are a lot of leg work before they can do. Without too much detail, the following three steps are essential to be able to accept card
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I have not yet found a good reason why he should have fees or expiration of gift cards. First, through the purchase of gift cards, consumers are essentially giving the issuer an unsecured loan, which they do not deserve to interest even if the card is not redeemable for one year or more. Second, if
about 1 month ago
3 answers.
1) Record Keeping – If you have good credit and plenty of money in the bank, credit cards are still a good way to keep track of purchases. If you pay in cash, it’s easy to lose track, and paying with checks is going out of style and requires tedious book keeping. Credit cards come with their own book keeping. You just have to pay them off each month to avoid the interest.
2) Security – Why not use a debit card then? Well, credit cards also come with better security. You are protected on purchases, such as the guy who wouldn’t deliver the carpet I purchased. Debit cards are similar, but don’t come with the same kind of purchase and fraud guarantees. Cash of course offers no guarantees. Since I paid with VISA, all it took was one phone call from them and he delivered my carpet within the hour. Plus, it’s easier and safer to carry credit cards than all that cash. Just keep the 800 numbers handy in your house, in case your wallet gets stolen and you need to cancel them.
3) Convenience: How else do you make purchases on-line? Credit cards.
So the bottom line is, for people who really don’t need the credit or the loans, credit cards are still a highly functional convenient, safe, way to make financial transactions with built in book keeping.
about 1 month ago
people use credit cards instead of the money in their account because at least with the credit card, you charge and pay later, instead of paying for the item and having the money deducted from your account right then. plus, you build credit using credit cards wisely.
about 1 month ago
That’s a good question! You have to wonder why some people would want to carry a balance on a credit card and pay finance charges when they have the cash to stay out of debt. Could just be habit, not caring about finance charges, stupidity….. any number of reasons.
On the other hand, a credit card is safer and more secure than giving out your debit card number. A debit card is tied directly into your bank account and a determined thief could wipe it out.
If you pay off your balance on a credit card every month, you won’t have any finance charges. I suspect a percentage of the people you refer to actually do this. It also gives them a convenient statement of their monthly charges which could include business expenses.
about 1 month ago
Credit cards, when paid in full by the payment due date, can be an excellent way to extend your on personal working capital (or to extend your cash float period)
For example, let’s assume that I have a previous balance of $0.00 on my credit card (because I pay my credit card balances off in full). Then, on 01/01/07, I use my credit card at Best Buy to purchase an HDTV for $750.00.
Well, the closing date for the credit card statement is 01/24/07. According to the statement, I have a 20 day grace period to make a payment, so the payment due date is 02/13/07.
Let’s assume that I pay the entire $750.00 on 02/13/07. I bought and received merchandise on 01/01/07 and paid for it on 02/13/07. I have extended my “cash float” by 43 days, which means that my $750.00 can stay in my banking account for more than a month and work for me. Some people want the liquidity that a 43 day “cash float” offers.
Furthermore, since I paid the balance in full on 02/13/07, I get that 43 day “cash float” with NO INTEREST (i.e. at no cost)!
Under the debit card scenario, you get a 2-3 day cash float at best since the money leaves your banking account immediately.
One final note: Credit cards can become very problematic when people buy things or services they don’t need with money they never really had in the first place.
about 1 month ago
To establish credit. Even rich people need decent credit.