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Archive for April, 2010

29
April
Kristin Edwards
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Build Business Credit

 

Last week on Earth Day more and more individuals, corporations and governments made personal commitments towards creating a global green economy.

Did you know you can also build business credit for going green as well?

There are many ‘Go Green’ companies willing to extend credit to your business in an effort to help you become a green company. These credit lines give you access to various business and consumer products designated as eco friendly.

Each purchase made using your line of credit helps establish business credit because your payments are reported to the business credit bureaus.

One company takes it a step further by taking 10% of each of your business purchases and donating it to a “Green Organization.”Now that’s what I call supporting the environmental movement.

If you think going green will cost too much money then think again because in the long run it can save your business a bundle. For exampl

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28
April
Kristin Edwards
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I received this question recently:

I have found your website over the internet and I might have understood that you could help me out. I have a few questions regarding aged shelf corporations and credit building process. I am a non-US based resident and I would like to purchase a shelf corp from the USA of two or three years old and then build credit for it.

Would you be so kind and explain to me how does that work and if I am a non-US based resident, could my corporation receive unsecured loans and credit lines? Do I need SSN in order to receive unsecured loans and credit lines?

How does the credit building process work and up to how much period does it take to be done properly? Can I reach a Paydex score of 80 or Fico score of 700-800?

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28
April
Brandon Bailey
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Evansville-based

Integra Bank will sell another group of its branch offices in an effort to improve its bottom line.

Integra plans to sell two of its Kentucky branches and two of its Ohio branches to West Virginia-based Citizens Deposit Bank and Trust, the companies announced Thursday.

Citizens will assume about $73.4 million of deposit liabilities and $18.3 million of loans related to the four branches.

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Tags: Sell, Sell Four
28
April
Ryan Rogers
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In today’s edition of DotLoop News, Austin Allison talks with local Cincinnati real estate phenom Amy Broghamer (better known as Amy B) live at the 2010 REBar Camp in Nashville, Tennessee. See for yourself:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A936I3V5IVo

27
April
Kristin Edwards
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Secured Business Credit Cards

 

While consumers have more than enough secured credit card offers to choose from it seems to be more of a challenge for small business owners.

If you are having a hard time finding the right secured business credit cards for your company don’t worry because I’m hoping this post will point you in the right direction.

What’s most important is first ensuring that the secured card you select as a business does in fact report to the business credit reporting agencies not your personal files.

Most of the cards you hear about that help rebuild your credit are for consumers and not for businesses. You al

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26
April
Kristin Edwards
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On Friday headlines in some papers were inspired with the new report from the Office of the Actuary at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid services. The issue they are pointing out is encouraging for everyone who has been opposed to the U.S. health care reform.

Headlines are based on the report released by the chief actuary for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Richard S. Foster. He said that the new law will increase costs and that chances for reduced spending in next ten years are very weak.

Since the health care reform is still very sensitive issue and opinions are divided, this news really shook the nation.

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Tags: Care, Care Reform
26
April
Ryan Rogers
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Current 30 year mortgage rates are higher hitting 5.14 percent this morning, an increase from yesterday average 30 year mortgage rate of 5.07 percent. 15 year mortgage rates are also higher today. Current 15 year mortgage rates are averaging 4.44 percent, up from Monday’s average 15 year mortgage rate of 4.41 percent.

Using our mortgage rate and refinance rate tables we found Quicken Loans is currently offering a 30 year mortgage refinance rate of 4.99 percent with one mortgage discount point. This rate was for a 30 year refinance loan of $300,000 in the state of Nevada.

Looking for today’s mortgage rates and refinance rates? Search o

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25
April
Brandon Bailey
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EVANSVILLE Sometime this year, the

Growth Alliance for Greater Evansville plans to repay a loan made by the city last year.

In July, GAGE borrowed $280,000 from the Evansville Department of Metropolitan Development. The money was needed, officials then said, to pay partly for repairs to the building GAGE occupies at 318 Main St. after its roof sprung a leak.

The loan was to come due in November, but GAGE officials obtained an extension until May.

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Tags: Loan
23
April
Kristin Edwards
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Every 10 years, the United States conducts a major census effort. However, the US Census’ goal is not simply determining how much the population has grown. The results of each census produce valuable demographic and consumer information that you can use to help make business decisions.

Customer Profiles and Demographics

Particularly, the census data provides a wealth of valuable information for marketing purposes. You can get current estimated demographic results even now at the US Census Bureau. When the most recent results are in, check the website for your local area. This will give you tremendous insight to who your customers are. <

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