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When starting a small business, contact SCORE for business mentoring. Read more

The microloan market has evolved in the past five years, says Antara Dutta, a social entrepreneur and mentor with the Delaware chapter of SCORE. Read more

SCORE, a nonprofit group affiliated with the U.S. Small Business Administration, is an excellent source of information and advice. Read more

In 2016, SCORE, a nonprofit resource partner with the U.S. Small Business Administration, reported that 90 percent of Americans shop at small businesses at least once a week. Read more

SCORE captured data on small business performance, financing and mentorship by surveying over 20,000 of its clients. Read more

SCORE is a nonprofit network of more than 10,000 volunteers willing to serve as expert business mentors. Read more

I suggest you tap into the site of the U.S. Small Business Adminstration (SBA), SBA.gov, as well as Score.org, a nonprofit that provides small business assistance. Read more

According to a 2018 report from SCORE, a nonprofit that supports small businesses, women-owned small businesses account for 39 percent of all U.S. firms but earn only 4 percent of... Read more

SCORE offers fillable business plan templates. Read more

SCORE Awards winner and ASBC finalist Kathleen Rolin discusses how she used credit cards to grow her business. Read more

MSN Money suggests connecting with a SCORE mentor for help developing a plan for selling your business. Read more

Floor 13 Textiles founder Kathleen Marold says that working with a SCORE mentor is "truly a no-brainer" for those pursuing entrepreneurship. Read more