Business Credit
Get insights on leveraging business credit to finance a small business and building business credit during Covid-19.
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BUSINESS CREDIT
The blueprint to building business credit
Join George Acheampong, founder and managing partner of Capitalwize LLC, as he walks you through exactly what business credit is, how to establish it for your business and what institutions offer programs for access and support.
FEATURED CLIP
Lesson 1
Business credit defined.
FEATURED CLIP
Lesson 2
How to establish business credit.
FEATURED CLIP
Lesson 3
Banks and credit institutions.
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SPOTLIGHT SERIES
How Vermont Slauson Economic Development Corporation (VSEDC) is leading the revitalization of South Central LA.
VSEDC is a community based non-profit that mobilizes dollars from the private sector and all levels of government to provide financial resources to small businesses in their community. See how VSEDC became a pillar within South Central Los Angeles, by providing access to business credit and business education to local businesses.
5 personal credit hacks to boost your business credit score.
Obtaining business credit can open endless doors for business owners. Here are five actionable steps to improve both your business and personal credit.
How to build small business credit: a checklist.
Sometimes your business won’t have access to credit right away. To avoid relying on loans or investments, it’s important to take steps to establish a strong credit profile.
Step by step guide to establishing business credit.
Obtaining business credit enables you to access the capital needed for daily expenses, personnel, inventory, and more that contribute to the likelihood of your small business success. Download this checklist from George Acheampong, Founder of Capitalwize LLC, for helpful tips to access business credit.
Expanding your customer base to build a credit friendly business.
Sometimes your business won’t have access to credit right away. So, you need to identify strategies to structure your business in a way that allows you to diversify revenue opportunities—alleviating reliance on outside credit, loans or investments.
T-Mobile does not offer or endorse any tax, legal, financial, or other advice; the opinions, insights, and recommendations of our contributors are their own. Contact professional advisors for advice.
About the workshop expert.
George Acheampong
Co-founder of Capitalwize LLC
George Acheampong is a prominent thought leader in the area of finance and entrepreneurship. He is the founder and managing partner of Capitalwize, LLC, a financial planning and investment management firm that works with aspiring and current first-generation wealth builders to become legacy leavers for their family.
He is also the founder of Melanin Money, the #1 brand for wealth builders of color. Melanin Money creates merchandise, targeted initiatives, and programming with a mission of closing the wealth gap by 10%.
T-Mobile does not offer or endorse any tax, legal, financial, or other advice; the opinions, insights, and recommendations of our contributors are their own. Contact professional advisors for advice.
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Credit
Insights on leveraging business credit to finance a small business and building business credit during Covid-19.
T-Mobile does not offer or endorse any tax, legal, financial, or other advice; the opinions, insights, and recommendations of our contributors are their own. Contact professional advisors for advice.