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Nov 24, 2008 by cashmaker81 | Posted in Credit

I'm not talking about maxing them out, but using them instead of personal credit cards, say, if the business closed. The business cards don't show on the personal credit report.

A business that you personally owned as a sole prop; not a

I wouldn't worry about it. As long as you make the payments it really doesn't matter what you use the cards for. Fraud is extremely difficult to prove to begin with, so imagine a credit card company trying to prove what you purchase is not related to

Feb 18, 2008 by Erick R | Posted in Small Business

Hello, I am trying to find out how to build my business credit without being attached to my personal credit score. I would like to know if anybody has information regarding what credit cards are available to do this. I would love any free information

People think once they screw up their own personal credit the next thing they can do is have a business and get credit that way but it doesn't work like that. Your personal social security number and credit rating are going to be used to extablish credit

Dec 26, 2006 by cindasl | Posted in Personal Finance

I have a few personal credit cards and I want to consolidate them. I also am self-employed, but I dont' have a business credit card; although I get LOTS of ads for them in the mail. I've always wondered, what is the difference? Are there different

Personal credit cards are issued to "Persons" and the person is the respondent.(Owes the money.) The business card is issued to a "Business" for the purpose of charging items related to or for that business..Normally business cards

Dec 21, 2010 by amanda | Posted in Small Business

Would canceling them impact my credit report? Do companies ever change them to personal cards? I only have two with very small limits which i'm planning to pay off very soon. I wouldn't mind keeping the cards but since I no longer have the business i

There is nothing illegal about keeping those cards, for as long as you can afford to pay your monthly dues. But you can request the bank to convert the same into a personal account because it can be done that way as well. Canceling that card is also