Business Credit Reporting [TESTED]

Most entrepreneurs focus so hard on their personal credit score that they completely ignore the one that matters most for scaling: their business credit report .

Specifically seek out "Net-30" vendors like Uline , Grainger , or Quill that are known to report positive payment history. 3. The Scoring Game (1 to 100)

Unlike the consumer world, there are three primary agencies watching your business: business credit reporting

To get a "perfect" score with Dun & Bradstreet (a 100 Paydex), you actually have to pay your bills early , not just on time. 4. Keeping Your Personal Life Separate

Focuses on legal filings and payment trends. Most entrepreneurs focus so hard on their personal

Personal scores (FICO) usually range from 300 to 850, but most business scores use a . A score of 80+ is generally considered excellent.

Did you know that over to these bureaus? You could be paying your bills on time for years and have a "thin file" that makes you look like a ghost to a bank. The Scoring Game (1 to 100) Unlike the

Aggregates both credit and non-credit data (like utility payments). 2. The "90% Trap"