PEX Gets Better, the World Gets Greener. Announcing the First Product Updates of 2024
Last month, we showed you how PEX plants trees to celebrate product development milestones. This drives healthy competition among developers – and better features for you. Here are 3 new enhancements (plus a fourth on the way). They’ll make your life easier, and the world greener. A Faster, More Responsive Dispute Process Disputes are like…
Read MoreWhat’s Best for Your Business? Credit or Debit Cards? 7 Important Considerations.
If your only tool is a hammer, you see every problem as a nail. That insight explains why credit and prepaid debit card marketers will each try to show you how their specific products can meet all your spending needs. At PEX, though, we realize that the reality is more nuanced. Each product can have…
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Papillion Foundation
Gateway Fellowship
First Baptist Church Umatilla
Dogtree Pines
Knightvest Management
7 Cheaper, Smarter Ways to Hire in a Tight Job Market
If you have open jobs that you can’t find people for, you’re not alone. The National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) reports that 47% percent of small business owners said they had job openings they couldn’t fill. And in today’s labor market, recruiting and hiring for those empty slots can be expensive. Besides the cost…
Read More21 Reasons Why SMBs Can Be Upbeat if There’s a Downturn
If you follow the financial news at all, you can’t avoid the talk about an impending recession. But for small- and mid-sized businesses, the news doesn’t have to be all bad. Companies like Uber and Airbnb (and PEX), launched during the great recession of 2008-2009. Motorola and Dairy Queen launched during the last century’s Great…
Read MoreEnsuring Financial Resilience: 5 Important Lessons from the Current Environment
The dramatic news about Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank of New York (SBNY) served as a wake-up call to many small- and mid-sized businesses (SMBs). On the day regulators stepped in, many customers couldn’t access their cash deposits or credit lines to fund their operations. Some couldn’t meet payroll. Even credit cards stopped…
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