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If you are a small business owner and are starting to look at your business insurance options follow these five steps, and you’ll be well on your way to buying appropriate insurance coverage!

Need a credit card reader for your iPhone or iPad? Check out our guide to the best card swipers — and the best credit card processing apps — for iOS users, including pricing and key features.

Are you curious about how much Stripe costs, and what makes it different from other processors? In this post, you’ll learn about Stripe fees and features, so you can find out if this is the right fit for your small business.

Good POS inventory software can help keep your business operating at peak efficiency with the ability to track items, reorder inventory automatically, and transfer products between stores. Lightspeed, ShopKeep, and Square are among our top choices for the best point of sale inventory solutions.

The best restaurant POS systems help restaurant owners do much more than just take payments. Cloud-based restaurant POS software includes tableside ordering, ingredient tracking, ApplePay, and customer loyalty. And each top POS system for restaurants has a different specialty.

Can you afford not to insure your business? Business insurance is a small cost to pay to keep yourself safeguarded from financial ruin.

If you’ve been shopping around for a new credit card, whether for personal or business use, you’ve likely come across a Chase credit card or three. In fact, it would be hard not to — between its own branded credit cards and its co-branded partner cards, Chase has 30 credit cards on offer. We’ve written up a rundown of every Chase credit card and what each one has to offer you.

If you’re new to the world of credit and debit card processing, you may be wondering what interchange fees are and how they impact the cost of processing transactions and maintaining a merchant account for your business. We’ll also show you how these fees fit into each of the different processing rate plans that your merchant account might use.

It’s normal to feel overwhelmed about how much things will cost, but since business insurance is a must (and possibly even a legal requirement) for your small business, we will break down how much you can expect to spend to protect the business you love.

So you’ve been thinking about how to start a lawn care business. It’s not all that bad of an idea, but as with all businesses, starting a lawn care business requires effort, resources, and know-how. We’ll go over the steps you should take, where to get funding, and how to set up your lawn care business for success.