small business

Need Business Credit? Build Your Personal Credit First

It's not easy for entrepreneurs to borrow without giving a personal guarantee.

A credit card for your small business can be a great way to manage expenses (and earn rewards). There's just one catch.

By weeding out prospects who have no intention to buy, you can devote more time to finding your ideal clients.

Those small business credit card offers sure are tempting. Understand the risks to your personal credit before you sign up.

If you're self-employed, you have two credit scores to worry about: Yours, and your business's.

Once upon a time, you couldn't grow your revenue very much without hiring a team. Not anymore.

Your small business or side hustle is all grown up and in need of its first employee. Now get hiring!

Who says you need to be an adult to create a successful side hustle?

Get the business charge card that gives you a 1.5% discount and lets you defer payments.

The Internet has changed so much of our lives — especially our work lives. Harness the power of the network so set yourself free.

Earn cash back on all your purchases with the Capital One Spark Cash Select for Business card.

You can earn a flat rate of cash back for all your purchases with the Capital One Spark Cash for Business Card.

Earn double miles on all your purchases with the Capital One Spark Miles for Business Card.

If you're a small business owner or freelancer, you need the right tools and the right strategy to make it a success. These tools can help!

Just because your marriage went kaput doesn't mean your jointly-run small business needs to. Here's how to protect yourself — and your business.

It takes money to make money, and for small business there have never been so many ways to borrow some. How would a loan help your business grow?

Don't take one step forward and two steps back. Here's how to fund a new business venture without touching your retirement savings.

Making it as a freelancer is not easy — but it's not out of reach, either. Here's how successful freelancers spend their time.

You've dreamed of starting a business (or maybe you already have) but if you don't master this entrepreneurial skill, your enterprise will be doomed.

With a little creative thinking — and some elbow grease — you can turn anything from castoffs to chainsaw juggling into real money.