Erica Sandberg
CreditCards.com
San Francisco, CA, United States
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How to pay someone else's credit card debt
As COVID-19 has rocked the financial well-being of many individuals, those who find themselves in a more secure place may want to help a loved one (or even a down-on-their-luck stranger) with their credit card debt. Here's how you can pay someone else's debt and how it might impact you. → Read More
Women in business: Making it as a female entrepreneur
These tips on how to use business skills and resources can help overcome challenges faced by women business owners. → Read More
What is an intro APR and how does it work?
An introductory APR is a promotional interest rate card issuers often give new customers for a set number of months after they open an account. → Read More
What is an intro APR and how does it work?
An introductory APR is a promotional interest rate card issuers often give new customers for a set number of months after they open an account. → Read More
Uber driver by day, business mogul by night
After his father developed a famous at-home fitness gym, Caleb Shifferaw went on to create a successful brand that also helps sustain Ethiopian schools. → Read More
How to identify a scammer
Americans have lost over 10 billion dollars to phone scams. These 10 signs could help you identify a scammer and avoid becoming a statistic. → Read More
Using business savvy to mentor underdogs
Angelique Rewers of The Corporate Agent helps small business owners with their strategies and helps them land large and lucrative clients. → Read More
Alleviating some discomfort with the right product
Multiple award-winning founder, Romy Taormina, uses her card's benefits to maximize spending power and elevate her business into a growing powerhouse. → Read More
From shower thoughts to a successful business
A kitchen laboratory and an idea sparked in the shower gave way to a successful natural bath and body products line – Keep Yourself Smelling Sweet (KYSS). → Read More
Underutilized and overlooked: Marketing in the digital age
Still an uneven ground, marketing on social media can be a murky endeavor. That's where Deborrah Ashley comes in. → Read More
A business venture with a wanderlust nature
Deidre Mathis created Wanderstay, a hostel that offers all the comfort of a community with a few choice hotel perks. Here's how credit cards are helping her build her hospitable empire. → Read More
Small Business Credit Profile: Dalia MacPhee Clothing Brand
How couture designer Dalia MacPhee launched her clothing brand – now adored by celebrities like Scarlett Johansson and Serena Williams – using starter and airline credit cards. → Read More
Enriching lives and empowering others
A powerhouse of expertise and intelligence, Dr. Roshawnna Novellus helps other women entrepreneurs connect with the investors they need to start their businesses. → Read More
Niche company, widespread success
One of the most successful television and movie location tour companies, On Location Tours allows people the opportunity to straddle fiction and reality. → Read More
Veteran and business owner: Innovation doesn't stop
Service-disabled military veteran Nneka Brown-Massey walked away from a nine-year career in the U.S. Army and created a business that is making today's youth feel seen. → Read More
Life betterment and business venture collide
Being a life coach is more difficult than many people might realize. But for Gary Coxe, it was his life’s calling and he did everything he could financially to ensure his business’s success. → Read More
Two sisters, one business empire
Polish immigrant and veteran Barbara Jozwik Kent opened a boutique with her sister, Joanna, with huge success. Here's how a business credit card helped the pair get started. → Read More
Out with old and in with the new business credit card
A fashion staple since the late 1980s, Faviana has proven to have staying power. CEO Omid Moradi discusses how the brand has grown since its inception and how the company plans to utilize what they've learned along the way to keep growing. → Read More
Credit, creativity sewn together for success
Holly Johnson wanted meaningful and personal rooms for her kids, but found mostly mass-produced options. It inspired her to launch Cheeky Monkey Home. → Read More
Square vs. PayPal Here: What’s best for your business?
While Square and PayPal Here are the two biggest contenders in the POS space, it comes down to the type of business you manage. → Read More