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  • Credit servicing
     
    GVA, Inc. offers Credit Building Program for Expat Individuals who arrive in United States & Small & Medium Size Enterprises.
     
    Individual Credit Program:
    Obtaining credit without a credit history is an obstacle for expat community. GVA is prepared to help you overcome this issue when you enter United States. We guide you to start with a manageable amount of credit to build a positive credit history and a valuable lending relationship.
     
    Our Process
    As a new borrower, you will attend a FREE phone consultation with GVA Credit Counseling representative.
     
    • We will offer a complete review of your financial profile.
    • We will help you prepare complete monthly budget.
    • Guide you on ways to apply and get approved for credit on -
      • Credit Cards
      • Personal loans (Secured/Un-secured)
      • Car loans
      • Home Mortgage/Loans
    • Be your counselor whenever you need assistance on your credit
    Contact us by writing to sales@globalvalueadd.com. One of our associates will get in touch with to understand your requirements in detail.
     
    Business Credit Program:
    The goal of Business Credit program is to develop a credit profile using Tax ID number rather than the owner's social security number. This separates the client's personal credit from the business credit. Developing a credit image for the business conserves cash and building a corporate credit profile can keep the company out of "no credit / high risk" and "high interest" categories, thereby saving money.
     
    What does the Business Credit Program do?
    • Obtain a business credit under the business name that is separate from the personal credit report.
    • Put the businesses in compliance with the lending markets and increase their chances of business credit.
    • Build business credit reports.
    • Increase the likelihood of obtaining credit, loans, etc by improving the business image.
    • Reduce the use of personal credit for business and thereby separate business from personal life.
    A Business Credit Program is put together so that business accounts can be established without personal guarantees, whereby, vehicle leases, credit lines or loans under the corporate id number.
     
    Why is Business Credit useful?
    • If personal credit is used for business, the amount of credit available to get the things required for the family will be slashed i.e., Protect your personal credit score
    • If personal credit is used for business purposes and the business fails, the risk of losing everything is more.
    • When personal money and assets are used for financing, the personal credit is damaged as getting finance requires personal credit check and every time a credit check is made, the credit score takes a hit.
    • Meet current and future lending needs
    • Have cash in your business when it's needed
    • Ability to extend your cash flow
    • Build credibility for your business
    • Business Credit Interest is tax deductible
    Types of Business Credit:
    Types of Business Credit:
    • Lines of credit with individual vendors i.e., vendor credit or trade credit- This is the most common, easiest to get & therefore the most talked about such as the credit associated with a particular store like an office supply store.
    • Cash credit - But for investments that really matter for your company's growth you need access to cold, hard cash - that you can spend when, where and how you want.
    Packages Offered: GVA offers two different Business Credit Packages.
     
    Basic:
    • Credit Profile Created in Days
    • Applications and Forms Completed For You
    • PaydexT Score Obtained For You
    • Reference Guide To Trade Lines
    • Business Information Report Review
    Standard:
    • Incorporation in Any State
    • We Obtain Your EIN Number For You
    • Rapid Credit Profile
    • Obtain Your PaydexT Score or Rating
    • Complete Guide to Trade Lines
    • We Prepare All of Your Paperwork
    • Obtain Your Business Info Report
    Factors affecting company's Business Credit Profile:
    The factors that are taken into consideration by potential creditors (lending institutions, banks, etc.), and also by potential vendors and even clients before deciding to grant credit, extend a loan, or engage your company in a business venture are as follows:
    • Assets: This is the most important measure. What is your company worth? Does your company have the capital or liquid assets to effect repayment? How healthy is its balance sheet? How much operating capital does it have? This is probably the most significant and most often considered factor when deciding whether your company or corporation is credit-worthy.
    • Ability: Can your business or company repay its loans? How reliably has your company repaid its loans in the past? Were the payments timely? How much credit has been granted to your company? By Whom? How much debt has it incurred? Are there any outstanding or unused lines of credit? All of these questions play a significant role in a creditor deciding on your company's ability to pay its loans.
    • Acumen: How long has your company been in business? How healthy is your business? How is it run? What type of economic environment is it operating in? How is it's stock performing? How many people does it employ? Are there a significant number of judgments or liens against it? Does it readily disclose these things? The ability of your business to stay in business is also a very important factor that is considered by others when you are trying to establish business credit.
    How do I get my Business Credit rating to improve?
    Timely payment. Every time you make a payment on time, to a company or business that is itself rated by any of the Firms mentioned above, a record is being made in your credit profile. It is important that the business you deal with also report to the various agencies as this ensures that your experiences, and payments, are duly recorded.
    Keep your debt in check. This means that you incur only as much debt as you need operationally, and that you keep tabs on credit lines and other debt-financing. The more debt your company has, the more net worth or income it must have in order to not have it impact negatively in your Credit Profile. Too much debt or too many potential debt expenditures may negatively impact your credit worthiness
    Keep your Consumer Credit Profile in good standing. Although the Consumer and Corporate Credit Profiles are completely different and are not supposed to have relevance to each other but prospective lenders or credit providers may indeed examine the consumer credit profile of the owner(s) in order to establish business credit worthiness. Having your Consumer Credit in good standing can positively impact how your Corporate Credit Worthiness is perceived.
    Play an active role in your own Profile. It is very important that you actively review, and play an active role in the maintenance of your credit profile. Make regular reports to your profile, contribute all that you can, and ensure that any entries in your report are accurate. It is also a worthwhile measure to compare and contrast your profile with other companies or corporations that are similar to yours to see what the trends are, where you fall in that group, etc.
    It isn't enough to simply have a Corporate Credit Profile. In order to stay ahead of the pack in these highly competitive markets, establishing a well thought out business credit profile, and improving its standing, can pay huge dividends for you and your company.
     
    Contact us by writing to sales@globalvalueadd.com and one of our associates will get in touch with to understand your requirements in detail.
     
     
     
     
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