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What Is A Nonbank Lender? Pros and Cons of Nonbank Lending

When securing financing for a startup or small business, are nonbank lenders the right choice for you? Discover the pros and cons of borrowing from a nonbank lender.

Types of Business Bank Accounts and How to Choose One

Entrepreneurs have a few options when it comes to storing their business’s money. Here’s how to choose the right type of bank account for your business.

What Should You Do If Your Business Loan Is Rejected?

Businesses that are rejected for a traditional bank loan have other options to get the financing they need.

How to Calculate Profit

Profit is a simple, yet powerful calculation that tells you whether your business is viable in the long run.

7 Small and Sneaky Costs That Add Up

These seven costs may fly under the radar, but can slowly shrink your profit margin if you aren’t careful.

Accounts Payable vs. Accounts Receivable: What's the Difference?

Understand the levers that impact your cash flow to make better decisions and grow your business sustainably.

5 Costs E-Commerce Businesses Often Overlook

Don’t get caught off-guard by hidden or unexpected expenses. Factor these costs into your budget.

Small Business KPIs: What Are the Numbers That Matter?

There are several different key performance indicators (KPIs) businesses can monitor when working to attain certain goals. Here's a breakdown to help you decide what to track.

Business Expenses You Can Cut to Save Money

Use these tips to trim your budget and improve your cash flow.

5 Costs Every Startup Should Plan For

Technology, permits and utilities are a few of the standard expenses for which virtually every new business needs to account.