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How to Use Business Credit to Fund Real Estate, Inventory, or Marketing
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May 26, 2025

You know that feeling when your business is ready to grow, but the money just isn't there? You may have spotted the perfect property to expand into or found a marketing strategy that could bring in a wave of new customers. But without the right funding, all of that stays out of reach. Lenders and vendors won't just take your word for it—they want to see how your business handles money. That'...


Common Mistakes Small Business Owners Make with Business Credit
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May 19, 2025

Running a small business isn’t easy, especially when money is tight. You’ve got orders to fill, bills to pay, and big goals that always seem just out of reach. Business credit can make a huge difference. It gives you access to flexible funding, helps you manage cash flow, and opens doors to better terms with lenders and vendors. But many business owners unknowingly hurt their chances o...


Is Credit Card Stacking a Safe and Effective Strategy?
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May 12, 2025

Almost one in three small businesses were unable to secure all the funding they needed last year, according to the latest Federal Reserve update. If you’ve ever tried getting a loan, you know it’s not always easy. Long forms, endless requirements, and waiting weeks for an answer can slow you down when you need money. That’s why many people turn to credit card stacking. ...


Business Credit vs Business Loans: Which Is Right for You?
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May 5, 2025

A lot of business owners are searching for funding to cover daily expenses, invest in equipment, or scale faster, but aren't always sure which option makes the most sense. In 2024, 77% of small business owners reported that access to capital was their greatest challenge. With that kind of pressure, making smart financial decisions matters more than ever. Business credit and business loans are...


The Step-by-Step Process to Qualify for 0% Interest Business Credit
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April 28, 2025

Every business needs funding at some point. It could be to cover expenses, launch a new initiative, or seize a big opportunity. But getting approved for credit can feel confusing. Banks often ask for years of history, while some lenders charge high interest. Plus, many business owners don't know where to start. According to theFederal Reserve, 43% of small businesses apply for financing each year,...


How to Build and Use Business Credit to Fund Your Growth
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April 21, 2025

Many small businesses, especially those outside major cities or owned by underrepresented groups, struggle to access capital. When banks and investors overlook them, business owners often turn to personal credit cards or high-interest loans to stay afloat.  This is known as the small business funding gap. One in four small businesses report they can't get the financing they need, ev...


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Are you a small business owner who feels ripped off by the traditional banking system? Many entrepreneurs feel like they've been dealt a bad hand, watching big banks get bailouts while they struggle to access the capital they need. It's easy to feel like the whole system is a scam designed to keep you from succeeding. At Fund & Grow, Ari Page and his team understand this frustration. That's why they're dedicated to helping small businesses level the playing field by securing up to $300,000 in business credit cards. Instead of feeling scammed by yet another rejection from a big bank, you can partner with a team that has a proven track record of success. Don't just take our word for it; check out the countless positive Fund & Grow reviews and testimonials from satisfied clients who were once in your shoes. They'll tell you that this is the real deal—no rip-off, just results.

Product & Approval: 'Funding' typically comes in the form of business credit cards. All credit is subject to lender approval. Up to $300,000 in business credit is for qualified clients over the 12-month membership with multiple credit card rounds. Interest Rates & Fees: Introductory 0% APR applies for 6-21 months, after which rates revert to standard rates (typically 15-25% APR). Balance transfers typically carry a 3-5% fee. The 60-day money-back guarantee applies only if the client does not obtain credit. Personal Credit Impact & Liability: Applications require a personal credit check and personal guarantee. We work with issuers that typically do not report ongoing activity to personal credit bureaus when accounts are kept in good standing. However, late payments will be reported and will damage your personal credit score. You are personally liable for all debt. Our Services: Fund&Grow provides a 12-month educational program including: business entity setup assistance, credit utilization coaching, guidance through credit card applications, bank communication coaching, and ongoing financial support. Disclaimers: Credit Repair: Fund&Grow is not a credit repair organization. Our focus is on building credit for your business entity. No Guarantee: We are not a lender or loan broker. We do not guarantee funding. All credit decisions are made by third-party lenders. Financial Risk: You are responsible for all debts incurred. Consult your financial advisor to determine if business credit is appropriate for your situation.