Will a Small Business Loan effect my personal Credit? |
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If you're looking to start or expand a business There are different types of small business loans, and each serves a distinct purpose. Before approving a request for a small business loan, lenders look at basic factors such as the applicant's collateral, working capital, experience, and their ability to repay. A major factor that plays a role in a small business loan approval is credit. Many entrepreneurs worry that a small business loan will have a negative impact on their credit score. Fortunately, there are simple ways to protect your personal credit score . They key is making a distinction between yourself and the small business. If you're starting a new business, the lender will likely examine your personal credit, in which a small business loan may lower your credit score. On the other hand, if you're requesting a loan for an existing business, the lender may qualify you based on the business credit. For this reason, it is imperative to assign your business its own identity. You will need to contact the IRS and acquire a separate Tax ID number for your business. Additionally, choose a separate business name, open a separate bank account, and file your business under a separate address. These steps will help build your business credit, which allows you to obtain credit in your business name. Trackback(0)
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