Making it as a small-business owner is tough. The oft-repeated survival statistics: Only about a third of startups survive to celebrate their 10th anniversary, according to U.S. Census Bureau and Labor Department data, and only a quarter last until their 15th.
There are many ways to increase your company’s survival odds, but one of the easiest is to control your use of credit-card debt. Too often, entrepreneurs don’t make the best use of their accounts and end up hurting their businesses. Here are seven of the most common credit-card slipups to avoid.
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