Business Finances (credit card, loans, pay, startup)

[npumcrisz]

Which bank would you recommend for the startup business. Please list the business type [Corporation, Partnership, Limited Liability Company and Sole Proprietor] and why you would recommend it for your specified region. {Please state the country/state/city/town the establishment is located at}.

1. Checking Account
2. Credit Card
3. Investment

[NorthmeetsSouth]

When we started our company we used Suntrust for the business checking. I do all of the company books on Quickbooks and can pay bills online with Suntrust. I also got the original company credit card thru them, but have since gotten a Chase business card because it gives you 3% back at certain stores (like home improvement and office supply stores)
We have other banks that we take construction loans from, but that depends on what sort of business you are in.

[npumcrisz]

Originally Posted by NorthmeetsSouth

When we started our company we used Suntrust for the business checking. I do all of the company books on Quickbooks and can pay bills online with Suntrust. I also got the original company credit card thru them, but have since gotten a Chase business card because it gives you 3% back at certain stores (like home improvement and office supply stores)
We have other banks that we take construction loans from, but that depends on what sort of business you are in.

Quickbook, is it not a tough program compared to quicken?
3% back that is good!!
Professional Health is the sort of business I'm gradually opening.

[Kenlew]

QuickBooks is MUCH better than Quicken. Quicken is for home finances. QB is for businesses.

[abasicservice]

[quote=npumcrisz;3003172]Which bank would you recommend for the startup business.

Start with a major bank, one with an international presence. Remember, even if your trade is strictly local or national, it is very possible that some of your suppliers will be international.