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Business Credit Scores: What They Are, Where to Get Yours
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A business credit score helps lenders assess the financial risk of working with your business.
Better scores can lead to better terms on products like business loans or business insurance.
Creditors get business credit scores from multiple reporting agencies — and each bureau has multiple scores.
Compared to personal credit scores, there are fewer ways to get your business score for free.
Business owners should stay on top of their scores to ensure all information is as accurate as possible.
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