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While every small business owner wants to see steady, positive cash flow, slow months happen, and you might need to use credit to fill in the gaps. A low-interest business credit card can be an effective tool for a short-term cash flow boost, provided you can manage your balances effectively. When to use a credit […] Continue Reading →

Like many small business owners in Canada, you might put some of your monthly operational expenses on your business credit card, whether that’s software subscriptions, office supplies, or utility bills. Some months, you can pay in full, but during slower months, you might have to carry a balance. Over a year, interest charges can add […] Continue Reading →

You’ve recently returned from a business trip overseas, and after reviewing your credit card statement, you notice every charge is slightly higher than expected. What’s going on? If you’ve already accounted for the exchange rate, then the extra cost could be due to foreign transaction fees. During a week-long business trip that includes a hotel, […] Continue Reading →

You need to book a flight for a client meeting, so you pull out your debit card and make a payment. In this scenario, you get your flight, but nothing extra. Another tactic? Pay for your flight with a business travel credit card that rewards you each time you book a flight, hotel, rental car, […] Continue Reading →