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Category - Cash Flow
Cash flow is the lifeblood of every startup. Learning how to understand financial statements, managing funds and profits is crucial. In this section, we help you get to the business of numbers.
Women have particular needs when it comes to searching for a financial planner. Michelle Perry Higgins tells us what to consider when searching for one.
Managing cash flow is no easy task. Especially when you are trying to run a growing business. There are so many things to think about, such as managing staff...
Many women entrepreneurs do not relate to their ability to make great money. They relate to squeezing by or coming up with money in the last minute.
Fifty-five percent of mothers between the ages of 30 and 55 who make under $60,000 report high or overwhelming financial stress.
It can be hard to focus on the boring parts of the business; however, these “boring” parts may be the difference between thriving and crashing.
Different small businesses will encounter different hurdles when scaling up. First you need to decide if expansion is for you.
The truth is, in order for your brain to be worthy of a good picking, you had to learn a lot. Certainly, you invested in some sort of education in your...
Tony Robbins has written a book that shows you how to achieve genuine financial freedom - for you and those you love.
Do your eyes gloss over when you think about cash flow management? Today we share a detailed video on How To Manage Cash Flow.
You've analyzed your past expenses, put them into spreadsheets, loaded Quicken with all of your data and come up with a budget. Now what? The tough part! You...
