Question by Wyatt K: Does anyone know resources of credit repair business?
I want to start a credit repair business and need to know the resources that can help me to get started.
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Answer by lucas r
I would recommend you to have a look at http://www.credit4profits.com which can assist you in your desire. This business is getting better these days.
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Question by Liam V: Starting steps to start a credit repair business?
What are the best ways to start a credit repair business?
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Answer by boybutter
step one;set up a bank box so they cant find you when you rip them off with your bogus credit repair.
step two;get yourself a one way ticket to another country and have it ready
step three;repeat stop 1 and 2 in another country……..good luck with your so called credit repair business…”wink wink”
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Question by colin r: Could anyone tell me any good resource for credit repair business?
I want to start a credit repair business and need to know the resources that can help me to get started.
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Answer by jtheloanguy
Start by learning the business and the way things work with the credit bureaus. You can get business by referrals such as family, friends, car dealerships, mortgage professionals etc. Don’t expect business to fall on your lap! GO GET IT!
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Question by colin r: Can you people explain me what is credit repair business?
What do people mean by a credit repair business and how do we get that started?
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Answer by disdrawkcab
They are scams.
Are you related to Wyatt? He kept asking this same question over and over.Just like you have.
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Question by INFLGal: How do I fix credit report when the credit card company is no longer in business?
I am in the process of trying to buy a home and recently reviewed my credit report. I noticed that one account was still reported as opened with a balance.
About 4 years ago, I had a credit card account with Conseco Greentree Financial services. The balance was sold off to another company when Conseco went bankrupt. I’ve since paid off the balance. I called the company that serviced the loan and they said there’s nothing they can do since they don’t appear anywhere on my credit report.
How cn I get this fixed? I can get Conseco to fix this since they are no longer in existence! HELP!!
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Answer by Daniel L
You dispute it with the credit reporting agency. It is up to then to reverify the claim. If they cannot then request that it be removed from your report.
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Kent Reed Attends Murphy Business & Financial Corporation’s Annual Educational Conference and Business Broker Certification Through IBBA
Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) May 26, 2011
Business Brokers from Atlanta, Georgia and all across the country arrived last week in St. Petersburg, Florida to attend advanced continuing educational classes offered by the International Business Brokers Association (IBBA). The event was hosted by Murphy Business & Financial Corporation and is part of their annual conference for its members.
The IBBA educational classes included “Managing the Due Diligence Process”, “Understanding Financials” and “Understanding Tax Returns”.
Atlanta Business Broker Kent Reed attended all of the advanced level classes as well as the Murphy Business & Financial Corporation Educational Conference that included guest speakers from around the world. The 5 day event was attended by hundreds of Business Brokers and it part of Murphy Business & Financial Corporation’s commitment to educating and retaining the best business brokers in North America.
Kent Reed is President of the North Atlanta office of Murphy Business & Financial Corporation. Murphy Business and Financial Corp is one of the largest and most successful business brokerage firms in North America with business brokers conveniently located throughout the United States and Canada. MBFC specializes in businesses for sale, franchises, business valuations, and commercial real estate.
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Small Business Banking Viewed as a Commodity by Most Small Business Owners
Chicago, IL (PRWEB) November 30, 2006
Small business owners have a reputation for shopping around for the best possible product and services, but a recent survey by SurePayroll indicates this isn’t the case when small business owners choose their small business bank. The survey provides numerous useful insights for banks that are looking to target small business customers.
The key finding of the survey is that small business owners believe that all banks offer approximately the same products and services. In SurePayroll’s recent survey of 200 small business owners, fewer that 10% of business owners indicate that they choose their small business bank by evaluating the bank’s products and rates.
“The small business banking survey confirms what we’ve been telling banks for some time,” notes SurePayroll President Michael Alter. “Small business banking has become a commodity. With only a few exceptions, every bank offers the same products and services. It’s no surprise that small business owners are not spending much time evaluating a bank’s services.”
Online payroll service provider SurePayroll has assisted banks in differentiating their offerings through the introduction of a bank-branded payroll service. In a market that is trending toward commoditization, offering payroll can greatly enhance bank client retention and attract new business by offering a unique and useful service.
How Small Business Choose Banks
The survey results show that, in lieu of product differentiation, business owners go with familiarity. The primary method for choosing a bank for a small business account, used by 30% of the survey respondents, is to open a small business banking account at the same bank where the small business owner already has a personal banking account. Indeed, 65% of surveyed business owners indicated that they use the same bank for personal and business banking.
Bank location also appears to play an important role. 26% of survey respondents said they chose their small business bank because the bank was close to their business or home.
Surprisingly, not a single survey respondent indicated that they chose their bank because of one of the bank’s marketing programs. Other reasons for choosing a bank included getting a referral from a friend (10%), having previously used the bank for business purposes (10%), and being a member of a group that had an affiliation with the bank (5%). The remaining respondents (9%) cited other reasons for choosing their bank, including preexisting relationships with employees at the bank and a desire to support local banks.
The survey results also suggest that online banking capabilities are very important to small business owners. 79% of surveyed business owners indicate that they use online banking services that are available from their bank. Separate research by SurePayroll has confirmed that banks that offer online banking and online payroll keep customers longer and that their customers use a higher number of bank services than their counterparts at banks that do offer online functionality.
Close Ties Exist Between Small Business Bankers and Small Business Owners
Most small business owners (54%) indicated that they have one point of contact at their bank with whom they speak about business banking. The remaining respondents (46%) do not have a single point of contact.
Of those who have a single point of contact, 80% say that their banker would recognize them and remember their name if they saw the small business owners outside of the bank.
It appears that most small businesses are happy with their small business banking choices. 84% of respondents indicated that they would refer their bank to a friend.
In another indicator of small business banking satisfaction, 83% of respondents described their banks as being “small business friendly” — however, the remaining 17% did not don’t think their bank truly understands the needs of small businesses owners.
Is it worthwhile for a bank to court small business owners? Absolutely. The survey finds that a third of small business owners encourage their employees to use the same bank as the business.
“The message is clear,” notes Alter. “There is tremendous opportunity in courting small business owners. The key is to offer services that prospective customers want and to be innovative, taking action on introducing new offerings before your competitors do.”
About SurePayroll:
Privately held SurePayroll is America’s fifth largest full-service payroll provider and the nation’s largest online full-service payroll provider. SurePayroll is passionate about small businesses and their payroll. They are dedicated to providing an extremely friendly and simple payroll experience — at a price small business owners can afford.
In addition to providing payroll services directly to small business, SurePayroll also provides a private-label payroll service that allows SurePayroll’s numerous partners to offer payroll processing to their small business clients. Business partners include ABN AMRO, Pitney Bowes, and MasterCard. SurePayroll will process nearly $ 3 billion in employee and contractor payroll payments in 2006. For more information, visit http://www.surepayroll.com.
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Question by Done 1: How do I establish a credit report for my business?
I have an established LLC that has been register with the state now for 5+ years. I have several business accounts that are in good standing but a recent check with the credit bureaus show that my business is not listed with them. D&B has issued me a number but basically wants to charge me a fee to investigate my credit and report it. What can I do to get my credit reported on TransUnion and Experian.
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Answer by R J
Borrow money and/or buy goods/services on extended terms in the LLC’s name. RJ
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Question by owen x: I want to start a credit repair business and need to know the resources that can help me to get started.?
I want to start a credit repair business and need to know the resources that can help me to get started.
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Answer by gforcegym
Hit me up and lets talk i help people with their finances and have some ideas…
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Business Diary: World Bank turns to Lehman alumni
The World Bank naturally wants the best possible staff to monitor risks to the financial system and the global economy, which it so often has to prop up. So you’ll be pleased to hear that its new treasurer has a strong background in issues of risk. Step forward Madelyn Antoncic, who used to work as the chief risk officer at one of Wall Street’s leading investment banks. OK, so it was Lehman …
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Bank of Singapore eyes China private bank launch end-Q3
SINGAPORE: Bank of Singapore, the private banking arm of Singapore’s second-biggest lender OCBC , plans to start a private banking…
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