To obtain a copy of your commercial credit report, please contact the commercial bureaus listed below. You must use the specific contact information listed below (rather than the general customer service lines) to be directed to teams that are familiar with SBFE. Dun & Bradstreet Dun & Bradstreet offers multiple credit monitoring services: · CreditSignal, which is free. Initially, this service offers access to your Dun & Bradstreet credit scores and ratings. But you can see those scores for just 14 days. After that, you’ll only be able to see whether your ratings went up or down. · CreditMonitor, which costs $39 per month. This service lets you view your credit file as often as you want to, plus get notifications when other businesses request information about yours. Phone (Enterprise Service Team): (866) 248-1450 Buy a single report one-time for $139.99 https://www.dnb.com/marketing/media/birsnapshot.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=BrandedCampaign&utm_content=&utm_term=&campaignid=18510109100&adgroupid=&creativeid=&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAwP6sBhDAARIsAPfK_wZv1mTvcKy4kh6ExK6hRBdKyoIcEWiu1k91_DJTauTWjDev7Cjs_moaAvoiEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds Experian Experian’s CreditScore Report costs $39.95. For that price, you'll get a one-time view of your credit report with a summary of credit and financial information. You’ll also get Experian’s Intelliscore — its business credit score — and a Financial Stability Risk Score, which indicates how risky your business may look to lenders. For an additional $10 — a total price of $49.95 — you can get information about specific payment history or UCC filings, too. Experian’s credit report and monitoring service, Business Credit Advantage, costs $189 per year.

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Do you know what industry code Dun & Bradstreet or Experian Business has for your business? Business bureaus, banks, & other lenders will have on file a business code linked to your business. If you didn’t provide the information, they could have an incorrect high-risk code associated with your business. Every industry has an identification code. All plumbers have the same code. All hair salons will have the same code. The U.S. Government tracks Gross Domestic Product Revenue (GDP) using these codes and it makes it easier to identify the primary activity of the business on tax forms. The two main codes used are the SIC Code and NAICS Code. Standard Industrial Classification code and the North American Industry System Classification code. Lenders, banks, insurance companies and business credit reporting agencies use the two business classification systems to determine if your business is a high-risk industry classification. This means that you could get a denial for a loan or a business credit card. And it could be based solely on your business classification. Some codes trigger automatic turndowns, higher premiums, and reduced credit limits. The choice of Industry code is yours. There is nothing wrong with choosing the SIC code which will not get you automatically denied by lenders. My Favorite SIC/NAICS Codes: SIC code 8741/NAICS code 541611, Management Services SIC Code 8742/NAICS code 561110, Management Consulting Services SIC Code 8748/NAICS code 541618, Business Consulting Services. Remember when speaking with lenders or providing your code to the business bureaus, instead of actively being in your industry, you can use codes that indicate you are a consultant in that industry. Example: Instead of being a real estate investor (which is a high-risk industry), be a business consultant to real estate investors. SIC Code 8748/NAICS code 541618. Or provide management services to real estate investors SIC Code 8741/NAICS code 541611. If using a real estate business code, use SIC Code 6531/NAICS code 531311 Residential Property Management. A lower risk code.