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What’s a point of sale system? And do you need one? Check out our guide to types of POS software, the most common features, and how to choose a POS system that gives your small business the tools it needs to succeed.

Need extra cash for the holidays, but not sure where to start? Learn about the best types of business loans, and where to get them, in our guide to holiday business loans.

If you’re excited about all of the benefits of recurring payments, you may be wondering about the next best step. If you already have a payment processor, make contact and see what already may be available to you and how to implement it easily. You likely also have the option to integrate a payment gateway if you have an existing site, and your current payment processor may have a list of available options for you.

Think it’s time for your business to upgrade to a corporate credit card? Find out if your business is eligible for a corporate card, who offers corporate cards, and how to find the best for your business in our step-by-step guide.

There are five main types of franchising relationships, each of which represents a different segment of a franchised company’s supply chain. Depending on factors such as the level of control you want over your business, your business experience/skill-set, and the amount of capital you can access, you might decide to open a business format franchise, product franchise, or a manufacturing franchise.

Invoice factoring is a useful tool for small businesses that have cash flow issues. Learn the ins and outs of invoice factoring so you can decide if it’s the right type of financing for your small business.

Franchises are a tried-and-true way to start a business, but they can cost a lot of money up-front. Want to buy a franchise, but can’t afford the startup costs? Learn about your best option for starting a franchise with no money right here.

Learn what invoice financing is, whether it’s right for your business, and how to find a great financing company to work with in our complete guide.

Not accepting credit cards simplies some aspects of running a business, but can a cash-only business really succeed? And how does it affect your overall business? Take a closer look at what going cash-only really means for you.

Getting a business credit card is more than just finding a card you like and making sure you have a good credit score when you apply. By following these five steps, you can ensure that you’re seeking the cards that fit your business goals in the first place. You’ll also get a better understanding of what you should do before and during the application process.