Many people think that being an entrepreneur has more to do with starting a business, but this is not always true. There are some entrepreneurs out …
Are you meant for entrepreneurship? How to tell.
If you are one of the people who want to become entrepreneurs so that your business will be your own, then these five tips are for you.
Precise accounting is a critical component of running a successful business. There are two primary accounting methods you can use as a small business…
Cash vs. Accrual: Which Accounting Method Is Right for Your Business?
The accounting method you choose for your business is ultimately a management decision, but it also depends on the resources you have, your business goals, and your organization’s financial requirements.
Selling your business to a competitor? There are many times when an owner might consider this whether they are getting ready to retire, looking to …
Tips For Selling a Business to a Competitor
An hour of sleep might not be the only thing you lose when the clocks spring forward—daylight savings time could cost you money, too.
“Researchers have estimated the economic cost of that one lost hour at $434 million per year, with effects including higher rates of workplace injuries, lost productivity and sleep-impaired bad judgment.”
Myelle Lansat from grow.acorns.com shares 4 ways to get that lost hour back:
grow.acorns.com/spring-forward–4-fast-ways-to-save-time-and-money/
Lots of options for First Time Home buyers. Get ready this winter and early spring for the home buying season – Fannie Mae – Home Ready or Federal Home Loan Bank’s – First Front Door programs are a really good place to start. Check with your mortgage consultant today!
If the right thing for you and your family is to purchase a home this year, buying sooner rather than later could lead to substantial savings.
via 4 Reasons to Buy A Home This Winter! — Inside My Real Estate Mind
A financial review probably isn’t on anyone’s list of favorite fall activities. But putting some effort in now to max out savings, avoid overspending and understand exactly where you stand financially will set you up for a more prosperous (and less stressful) new year. Here’s what to work on before the ball drops.
Some good tips here!
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