Business Banking
What Types of Bank Accounts Should a Business Have?
What Types of Bank Accounts Should a Business Have? Separating your money into multiple accounts helps you manage your money wisely.
Business Banking
What is the Difference Between Business and Personal Checking Accounts?
Your business checking account is your cash flow hub — the place where revenue is deposited and expenses are paid. Though you could likely get by using...
Business Banking
What is Overdraft Protection? Understand Why Your Business Needs it
What is Overdraft Protection? Overdraft protection is a line of credit that banks offer to businesses to cover overdrafts.
Business Banking
What Happens if Your Business Bank Account Has 'Insufficient Funds'?
If your business bank account has insufficient funds and you’ve opted out of overdraft protection, a check written from your business account is returned..
Business Banking
The 13 Best Banks with Mobile Apps for Your Business
We’ve compiled the account features and downsides of the top 13 banks for small businesses and their mobile apps to help you find the right fit
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How Can I Avoid Business Overdraft Fees?
How Can I Avoid Business Overdraft Fees? Your bank will charge an overdraft fee if you try to spend more than the available funds in your account.
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Does Your Business Need a Savings Account Too?
In the past, we’ve discussed the importance of building a solid credit history for your business. After all, your business credit is an integral factor ...
Business Banking
Do You Need Good Credit to Open a Business Bank Account?
The first thing on a new business owner’s to-do list should be opening a business bank account. An account in your company’s name provides a separation...
Business Banking
Business vs. Personal Bank Accounts
As a small business owner, managing finances efficiently is crucial for the success and sustainability of your venture. One fundamental aspect that demands
Business Banking
Are Overdraft Fees Tax Deductible for a Business?
As a small business owner, you’re likely aware that some of your operating expenses, including that bank fee you pay every month, are tax deductible.
