Even in a financial crisis, credit scoring still works the same as it always has. But managing your credit may look a little different now as the coronavirus pandemic leads to widespread financial upheaval.
As money gets tighter, especially if you can’t pay every bill in full, you’ll need to be strategic — and perhaps accept a lower score temporarily.
Your order fulfillment process can make or break your e-commerce business.
With a carefully developed and well-thought-out fulfillment process, your expenses are reduced, your products are delivered faster, and your buyers have an exceptional customer experience — all of which are essential to your e-commerce success.
Walmart founder Sam Walton said: “There is only one boss. The customer. And he can fire everybody in the company from the chairman on down, simply by spending his money somewhere else.”
Companies have traditionally focused on product price points and features to drive sales, but the customer service experience also has a significant impact.
Saving and investing are both important, but they’re not the same thing. While both can help you achieve a more comfortable financial future, consumers need to know the differences and when it’s best to save and when it’s best to invest.
As a business owner, you need to manage all aspects of your business, including accurately accounting for various costs. Whether you’re using accounting software or recording expenses manually, one area where business owners may struggle is properly categorizing direct costs and indirect costs.
Pre-crisis, most assumed the reason we didn’t work from home en masse was because we didn’t know how to or that it would take too much investment. We now know that’s simply not true. A fully remote workforce is possible and probably has been for awhile. However, it does require a shift in IT structure,...
With benchmark interest rates more or less at 0%, it’s tough sledding for anyone seeking lower-risk sources of investment income. Fortunately, there are plenty of dividend stocks out there that are worth a look. But in a world of tight balance sheets and too-good-to-be-true yields, how do you find them?