In our article “Five Ways Your Company Might Be Overspending,” we introduced our five-part series on identifying and ending overspending. In this article of the series, we go over the first of the five ways: Ignoring spend limits. How this overspend begins On the surface, it might seem obvious — your company is overspending by
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When it comes to the use of purchasing cards, there’s the incorrect, there’s the inappropriate—and then there’s the insane. Uncle Ben’s famous quote “with great power comes great responsibility” applies to more than just fighting the Green Goblin, after all. By issuing your cardholders a P-Card, you’re trusting them not to abuse it. Importantly though,
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The holiday season is fully underway. Black Friday and Cyber Monday are in the rear view mirror. If you live stateside, you may be still recovering from a late November-induced food coma. That being said, there is still the entire month of December to do some holiday shopping. This is the time of year when
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Having a reliable corporate travel policy in place is essential for organizations of all sizes. Travel and Entertainment (T&E) expense programs allow companies to manage expenses incurred by employees who are traveling for business purposes or entertaining business relationships. While T&E expenses can range from money spent on lodging, transportation, and meals, monitoring these costs
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As you spring clean and get reorganized, don’t forget to take a fresh look at certain areas of your card program. Here are 5 key areas to refresh and improve.
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Commercial card programs are constantly changing. Learn more about what specific items to look for when ensuring that cardholders are compliant to policy changes.
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