Nubank Q2 2026 Earnings: The First $1B Quarter, 139M Customers and a 22.9% Net Interest Margin
Nubank earned $1.06B in Q2 2026, its first $1B quarter: 138.9M customers at a $1 monthly cost to serve, a 22.9% NIM and $6.59B of loss allowances.
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How to Write a Customer Credit Policy: Credit Limits, Payment Terms, and Collection Triggers
Set who gets credit, how much, and what happens when payment is late: approval tiers, credit limits, deposits, late fees, and a day-triggered collection ladder.
Should You Report Your Tenants' Rent to the Credit Bureaus? A Landlord's Guide
73% of renters say credit reporting would make them pay on time. Compare landlord-led vs. tenant-paid services, costs, and FCRA consent rules.
Selling on Credit? How a Purchase-Money Security Interest Puts You First in Line
A PMSI lets a supplier outrank a bank's earlier blanket lien on the goods it sold — but only with exact mechanics: file within 20 days for equipment, and for inventory perfect before delivery plus send an authenticated notice the lender received within the prior five years.
New Zealand Tax-Debt Credit Reporting: What an Overdue GST, PAYE, or Income-Tax Balance Means for Your Business
Inland Revenue can report significant unpaid business tax to a credit reporting agency — GST, PAYE, or income-tax debt over NZ$150,000 that is 90+ days overdue, or debt unpaid for more than 12 months equal to at least 30% of assessable income. Here is how the 30-day Notice of Intent works from 1 April 2026, and the myIR review and reconciliation controls that keep a balance off your credit file.
American Express Graphite and the New $895 Platinum Fee: A Business Owner's Guide to Budgeting Corporate Cards Without Losing the Math
Amex launched the Graphite Business Cash Unlimited at $295 with 2% unlimited cash back and raised Business Platinum to $895 in 2026. Learn how no preset spending limit affects forecasts, how to book annual fees and 2%–5% rewards correctly, and a framework to compare effective fees, credits, and cash flow before you renew.
Medical Debt and Your Credit Report in 2026: What the Vacated Federal Ban Means and What Protections Still Apply
The CFPB's national medical-debt reporting ban was vacated in July 2025, but three-bureau reforms still remove paid collections, unpaid debt under $500, and debt less than a year old, and at least 15 states keep their own limits in place.
Small Business Bankruptcies Hit a Decade High: Why Subchapter V Filings Jumped 67% and What the $7.5 Million Debt Limit Fight Means for You
Business bankruptcies hit 24,737 filings in the year through December 2025 and Subchapter V cases jumped about 67% year-over-year in January 2026. This guide explains why filings are rising, how Subchapter V differs from traditional Chapter 11, what the $7.5 million versus $3 million debt limit fight means for eligibility, and the five-number dashboard that surfaces trouble months before a filing.
Building Business Credit in 2026: How Dun & Bradstreet, Experian, and Equifax Scores Actually Work, and What the SBA's SBSS Sunset Means for Your Next Loan
Business credit is not one score but three bureaus plus FICO SBSS. Learn how PAYDEX, Intelliscore Plus, and Equifax Risk scores work, why the SBA sunset the mandatory SBSS for 7(a) small loans on March 1, 2026, and how to build all three profiles before you apply.
The CFPB Is Reconsidering Credit Card Late Fees Again: What a Return to Tighter Limits Could Mean for Small Business Owners Carrying Card Debt
The CFPB's $8 late-fee rule was blocked in court. Now the bureau is revisiting late fees via an advance notice — 15-day grace, 25% of minimum, and tighter immunity. Learn what small businesses carrying balances should expect.
FICO's New Buy Now, Pay Later Credit Scores: How BNPL Habits Could Now Help or Hurt the Personal Credit Behind Your Next Business Loan
FICO will include BNPL loans in two new FICO Score 10 models this fall. Learn how on-time BNPL can lift thin files by 13-21 points, how missed BNPL now hurts, and what it means for the personal credit behind your next SBA or bank loan.
The SBA Just Retired FICO SBSS for Small 7(a) Loans: Why Your Debt Service Coverage Ratio Now Matters More Than Your Credit Score
The SBA retired FICO SBSS for 7(a) loans under $350K as of March 2026, making Debt Service Coverage Ratio the primary approval metric—learn how to prepare with accurate financials and bookkeeping.