Business Line Credit

I currently have four business accounts (Dell, Staples, Office Depot and Exxon). I would like to get a business line of credit or credit card without a personal guarantee, so I can eventually have a business profile under my company name. All of my credit cards are in good standing. But I don't want to have my personal debt tied in with the business debt.

I keep getting offers from Advanta but they ask for the Social Security Number for the business owner. Where can I go to get business credit solely based on the company's Tax ID Number? All of the other credit card accounts were obtained this way.

Do you have any suggestions?

Business credit cards come with a variety of reward options. Travel rewards, stay in hotel, cashback, savings on courier services etc. are some of them. The type of your business and services you require can be compared with various business credit card offers and the most suitable credit card can be applied for.

More money when you need it most

Business credit cards are specially designed to cater to large funding requirements of businesses. The credit limits on business credit cards are higher than normal credit cards. So, you are doubly sure to get that large expense properly handled without any anxiety.

Easy application process

If you have an established business, business credit cards are very easy to get. Small businesses or fresh startups need not worry here, because credit card companies are equally eager to give business credit cards to companies with good prospects and to those who show promise. So, even if you are just starting, you can get a business credit card.

Expert business help

Business credit card issuing companies have established a good online help archive with expert advice on how to run your business in a more productive way and to achieve the maximum. If you have any kind of problem it is very easy to tap into this knowledge pool and help yourself. Check out a list of popular business credit at: http://www.credit-card-gallery.com/Busin ess_Card.html and apply online according to your choice.

2007-10-04 19:32:08 by Hoping he will bless me with #1

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Can you get a business credit line with a DBA, but without using your own person credit?

No. When you apply for credit for your company, your personal credit will be taken into account.

2009-07-31 08:10:23 by Mark

Price: $22.49 $2.65

Attach your business cards to proposals, presentations and reports
Just attach self-adhesive holder and insert business card
Use to identify ownership of software or policy manuals and reference books

Also, how long does it take to approve a business credit card and a short-term business loan? I know what the terms are and what you need to bring in with your application...I'm just not sure how long the process takes. Any advice will help. Thanks!

if you gave them all the information maybe 24 -48 hours. they run the credit report in 20 minutes and can give you an answer the next day. or same day if they are fast about it.

2006-07-14 07:41:53 by Kurt O

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If I have bad personal credit can I use my businesses credit?

Usually personal and business credit are pretty much scrutinized at the same time, and if one or the other has a bad credit rating, you are pretty much out of luck. How you conduct your personal finances and business finances is considered a track record for both entities.

2008-11-06 16:14:10 by The Tycoon

We are looking for a $50,000 loan or credit line for our business. We have been around for almost two years and we have good collateral through real estate investing. We also have good personal credit. We have not applied before but now we would like to have access to reserves credit to pile cash. Should we look at some small local banks or a bigger bank for this?

Thanks

When we needed to open one of those for our business, we contacted our bank. They have all the info they need as they see how much money is coming and going out of your account each month & you've developed a relationship with them. Just be sure you check interest rates and terms - make sure they are at a fixed rate, and watch out for annual fees & service charges on cash advances - they can be pretty steep.

2008-09-09 19:18:29 by Running Man