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Getting Started with Business Credit

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In this solo episode, we dive into practical ways to build and protect your business credit, helping you set up a strong financial foundation. We share tips on separating business and personal credit, avoiding high-risk loans, and laying the groundwork for securing a traditional line of credit that can support your business as it grows.

In this episode, Ryan discusses:

  • Separating business credit from personal credit
  • The challenges of obtaining traditional business credit for new businesses
  • Risks associated with non-traditional business funding options
  • Steps to build and improve business credit over time

Key Takeaways:

  • Business owners should carefully review their existing credit cards to ensure they are not personally liable, as this could expose them to significant personal financial risk if their business fails.
  • It is advisable to secure a home equity line of credit before starting a business, as most banks will not extend traditional business loans or lines of credit to companies that have been operating for less than two years due to perceived risk.
  • Business owners should avoid high-interest, non-traditional funding options like hard money loans and instead focus on building their business credit through microloans or secured credit cards, which can establish a solid payment history.
  • After reaching two years in business, owners should present financial documents such as tax returns and profit and loss statements to a trusted banker to secure a traditional line of credit, which is crucial for maintaining cash flow and supporting business growth.

"Everyone’s goal should be to have a business line of credit that they can draw on when needed." — Ryan Kimler

Schedule your free 1:1 Profit Breakthrough Session with Ryan here: https://go.oncehub.com/profit

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Email: ryan@netprofitcfo.com

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Show notes by Podcastologist Andy Santiago

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Manage episode 436630916 series 3430754
Content provided by Ryan Kimler. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Ryan Kimler or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

In this solo episode, we dive into practical ways to build and protect your business credit, helping you set up a strong financial foundation. We share tips on separating business and personal credit, avoiding high-risk loans, and laying the groundwork for securing a traditional line of credit that can support your business as it grows.

In this episode, Ryan discusses:

  • Separating business credit from personal credit
  • The challenges of obtaining traditional business credit for new businesses
  • Risks associated with non-traditional business funding options
  • Steps to build and improve business credit over time

Key Takeaways:

  • Business owners should carefully review their existing credit cards to ensure they are not personally liable, as this could expose them to significant personal financial risk if their business fails.
  • It is advisable to secure a home equity line of credit before starting a business, as most banks will not extend traditional business loans or lines of credit to companies that have been operating for less than two years due to perceived risk.
  • Business owners should avoid high-interest, non-traditional funding options like hard money loans and instead focus on building their business credit through microloans or secured credit cards, which can establish a solid payment history.
  • After reaching two years in business, owners should present financial documents such as tax returns and profit and loss statements to a trusted banker to secure a traditional line of credit, which is crucial for maintaining cash flow and supporting business growth.

"Everyone’s goal should be to have a business line of credit that they can draw on when needed." — Ryan Kimler

Schedule your free 1:1 Profit Breakthrough Session with Ryan here: https://go.oncehub.com/profit

Connect with Ryan Kimler:

Net Profit CFO Home Page: www.netprofitcfo.com

Email: ryan@netprofitcfo.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/rkimler

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/ryankfinancialclarityllc/

LinkedIn NPC Company: https://www.linkedin.com/company/netprofitcfo/

LinkedIn FC Company: https://www.linkedin.com/company/financial-clarity-llc/

Show notes by Podcastologist Andy Santiago

Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.

  continue reading

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