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A Step-by-Step Guide to Payroll Taxes

January 21, 2022

In addition to paying their employees, business owners must oversee key aspects of their tax obligations. Managing this task can be difficult, but with proper guidance, it becomes easier. Once you hire your first employee, you are responsible for payroll taxes. Payroll taxes refers to all taxes paid on the wages of your employees. You will be required to deduct a portion of employee wages to pay c...


How Do Corporate Income Taxes Work?

January 14, 2022

Unique from any other business structure, corporations are the only type responsible for paying their own income taxes. With this being true, how does it work, and how do business owners ever profit from structuring as a corporation? To answer these, you must first understand the different types of corporations and their tax structure. C-Corporation vs. S-Corporation A C-Corporation is what most p...


A Complete Guide to LLC Taxes

January 7, 2022

The business structure you choose has a significant impact on the amount of taxes you will pay. Therefore, choosing a business structure that meets your needs while limiting your tax responsibilities is one of the most vital tasks you face as a business owner. An LLC (Limited Liability Company) is a popular choice among business owners since it provides personal liability protection, which protect...


Is Real Estate Crowdfunding a Solid Investment?

December 27, 2021

Real estate crowdfunding has allowed investors to tap into a market that otherwise would have remained unreachable. Despite being a relatively new concept in real estate investing, crowdfunding is rising in popularity among investors who want to get into pricier commercial real estate investments, such as office buildings in major cities, but lack the millionaire status to make it happen. To deter...


Choosing a Business Credit Card: Annual Fee or No Annual Fee?

December 20, 2021

Considering the abundance of business credit cards available without annual fees, it might seem counterintuitive to pay for the use of a credit card. Annual fees can give business owners many opportunities to save money on everyday expenses and offer perks and benefits worth more than the cost of ownership. To decide if a business credit card with an annual fee is right for you, Fund&Grow advi...


HR Strategies for Boosting Employee Experience

December 17, 2021

Businesses often erroneously assume that employees must work with them to pay bills, but the world is changing quickly, leaving people with plenty of choices. Business success heavily depends on the success of its workforce, so it must create a positive employee experience from the moment they apply for a position to the very last working day. From higher retention rates to increased productivity,...


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* "Funding" typically comes in the form of the issuance of business credit cards that may be used for business purposes. In such instances, we consider these "credit lines" and "funding" since businesses may tap those lines.  Zero-Interest is based on the personal credit-worthiness of the business owner as well as the business entity. 0% rates are introductory rates and vary in length of time, assuming all monthly required payments are made to the credit card company. Introductory rates of 0% apply to purchases and/or balance transfers after which it reverts to an interest rate, which varies by lender as disclosed in the lending agreement from the lender. The 60-day money-back guarantee only applies if client does not obtain credit. Please refer to the full Terms of Service for additional details. 

All credit is subject to lender approval based upon credit criteria. Up to $300,000 in business credit is for qualified clients over the term of the 12-month consulting membership with multiple credit card rounds and/or credit lines. Introductory rates of 0% apply to purchases and/or balance transfers after which it reverts to an interest rate, which varies by lender as disclosed in their lending agreements.

Fund&Grow is not a credit repair organization. We do not charge for, and you do not pay for, credit repair services. We do not provide advice or assistance to improve any consumer's personal credit record, credit history, or credit rating. Our focus is on helping you build credit for your business entity.

Fund&Grow is a commercial finance coaching and business consulting firm. We provide a comprehensive 12-month educational program designed to help business owners build strong business credit and access commercial funding. Our program includes:

- Assistance with business entity setup and compliance verification
- Strategic coaching on credit utilization and spending patterns
- Guidance through multiple rounds of business credit card applications
- Expert coaching on how to communicate with banks and negotiate for higher credit limits
- Education on how to use business credit cards like a line of credit for your business
- Ongoing financial coaching and support throughout your 12-month membership

We are not a lender, a loan broker, or a financial advisor. We do not guarantee funding, as all credit decisions are made by third-party lenders based on their own underwriting criteria. We are not a "business opportunity" and we do not make any claims about how much income you will earn from your business. Our service is to educate and coach you through the business credit building and optimization process. Fund&Grow is not a lender.

Accessing business credit involves financial risk. You are responsible for all debts incurred. We encourage all clients to use credit responsibly and only for legitimate business purposes. Please consult with your own financial advisor to determine if accessing business credit is appropriate for your situation.