Paying Yourself with Credit Cards
Should you use low-interest credit cards to fund your homebased startup? Our experts weigh in.
Q: Should I use zero percent interest credit cards forincome until my homebased business picks up? I don't want touse any more of my savings, nor do I want to jeopardize my goodcredit.
A: It's not unusual for entrepreneurs to use creditcards to fund startup operations. In fact, according to FederalReserve data, credit cards account for 39 percent of small-businessborrowing. So should you take advantage of offers for "freemoney"?
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