Should You Charge Customers Late Fees?
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.
3. The customer who pays late because he doesn’t have the money.
3. The customer who pays late because he doesn’t have the money.
3. The customer who pays late because he doesn’t have the money.
3. The customer who pays late because he doesn’t have the money.
Rosalind Resnick is a New York-based freelance writer, entrepreneur, investor and author of The Vest Pocket Consultant's Secrets of Small Business Success.
Related Content
Business News
Now’s Your Chance to Get a Quality Refurbished MacBook Air for $200
Get 12 hours of battery life, 128 GB storage, and a lightweight design for all your business tasks.
Business Funding
How to Raise Capital Without Losing Control or Clarity
Raising capital isn't just about building a pitch deck — it's a marathon of psychology, timing and storytelling.
Thought Leaders
Bias Isn’t Always Bad — Here’s How It Can Protect You From Making Dangerous AI-Driven Decisions
Human bias, when shaped by values and informed by experience, can be a form of wisdom that protects us from making poor decisions in today's AI-driven world.
Business News
Tesla Is No Longer the World’s Top EV Seller After Q4 Sales Fall
China's BYD claimed the crown with 2.26 million vehicles sold in 2025.
Tech
OpenAI’s Secret Jony Ive Project Could Be an AI-Powered Pen
Leaked patent reveals what the $1 billion AI hardware partnership has been building.
Buying a Franchise
How Shaq Built a Restaurant Empire That Pays More Than the NBA Ever Did
The NBA legend has amassed a $400 million empire, much of it coming from his strategic investments in restaurant franchises.