When it comes to business payments today, there are two main types of cards: virtual cards and physical cards. Both have unique benefits and drawbacks that business owners should know about before sending payments over the Information superhighway or on the card swipe machine.
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Know Your Customer (KYC) has paved the way for “Customer Due Diligence” or CDD. This article covers the roles of and relationship between Know Your Customer and Customer Due Diligence.
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Small businesses often neglect network security. Start with simple steps you can take today to strengthen your systems for tomorrow.
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Phishing is one of the most insidious cybersecurity threats your organization faces. In this post, you’ll find a guide you can use to protect your business in the coming year.
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A power of attorney is an important piece of document that legally appoints and allows an agent or attorney to make decisions on the principal’s behalf. It has certain authority if the principal becomes incapacitated and allows their business operations to run uninterrupted.
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Banks that want to stay competitive must provide quick, secure, and convenient digital access for their customers. Here are the top five features to integrate in an online banking service.
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Many individuals and business owners overlook testing their fire alarms or smoke detectors on a regular basis. Unfortunately, this can be a costly mistake. This article will provide you with information about how often to test your fire alarms so you stay compliant and keep your business safe.
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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is a federal agency created to protect the safety of all U.S. workers. They put safety regulations in place to prevent job-related accidents or injuries from occurring at workplace. Here are some ways you can help prevent OSHA violations and protect your business.
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When a marriage ends in divorce, the division of assets can be one of the most contentious steps. Moreover, when there is a business involved, it can be even more difficult to manage. This article will focus on how business assets are divided in a divorce and what factors may affect this division.
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Whether you’re starting a solo practice or are sharing space with other dentists, you have a lot invested in your practice. A dentist’s office is a business and it needs to be protected. Let’s review a few types of business insurance coverage specific to dental practices your business needs.
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