Posts Tagged ‘credit card’

Credit card payment

Credit card machines are probably the most underrated business equipment you have. Believe it or not, I once considered my credit card machines less important than the copiers in my business premise(!)

One of the reason why they are underrated is due to the fact that credit cards are already accepted as part of our life and business. What people forget, is that partnering with the right credit card machines provider will ensure your payment processing reliability that…

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First of all, I would like to apologise for not posting in this past few days.

I’m not being lazy, but actually I spend more time with my family and ‘trying hard’ to cut myself from the Internet, including blogging.

In my free time, instead of blogging, I create mini plans that will guide me throughout 2009.

If you haven’t got any plan for 2009, I urge you to start right now, as planning is very, very important.

My 2009…

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Here’s the good thing of today’s recession – retailers are giving deep, real deep, discounts to attract customers.

This situation, in my opinion, is good for small businesses. You can start spending – of course with a eye at your budgeting – to stock office supplies, purchase office equipments and fixtures, or invest in productivity tools – which more likely than not, will be discounted these days.

Conserve your cash: Use your business credit cards – or apply for a

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Today’s rough competition and tough recession push you, a business owner, to offer as much option as possible to your clients and customers.

It is considered as a smart move, if not a must-do.

In retailing, one of the areas that you can always improve is checking out process.

Checking out key success factors may include quick service, courtesy, cross-selling, and payment options.

Of all, payment options are the most important, as transaction flexibility is a strong add-on value.

Payment…

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What is the relation between The Fed and balance transfer?

Referring to the Federal Reserve website about credit card disclosures, I think that The Fed might already predict today’s recession on May 23, 2007 by ensuring that consumers get important information about credit card terms in ways they can understand, in formats they can use, and at times when it is most helpful.

The proposal allows you and I to do balance transfer – that is,…

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There are certain perks for being a discipline and well-organised business owner. One of the perks is on credit cards financing for business purposes.

As you might already aware, credit cards can make or break your business, as well as your personal finance.

Using your credit cards under strict management will give you the opportunity of non-interest bearing loan.

Credit card financing – free source of business funding

Credit cards ‘offer’ you a 30-day period loan – meaning, if you…

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I never been into politics, not even on today’s US election.

However, I interested in learning how the US election will actually help US small businesses, as well as global small businesses, in receiving perks that will be beneficial for all.

Countdown to US November election has never been more exciting today, especially in both consumer and business credit cards industry.

A nation of which people regarded by many as big spenders, US Credit Debt is overwhelming and…

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Although financing your business with credit cards is a two-edged sword – it may sounds like a good idea or a risky business financing – many people turn to credit cards to finance their business.

One major advantage why people use credit cards financing is due to the ‘right’ combination of moderately high interest rate and the amount of credit card limit with no-collateral attached.

Why people use credit cards to fund their business

No matter how risky credit cards-based…

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