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Category - Money
So you have an incredible startup idea? You’re passionate. You’re inspired. You’re starting to worry about money. All founders’ conversations shift from vision to money. It’s unavoidable. You need money to launch. You need money to stay alive. Here’s, what you need to keep in the forefront of your mind.
To me the beauty of a term loan is your paying interest and principle; there is an end in sight for the debt. Credit card debt is just a vicious cycle when...
The best way to grow your business is to get out from behind your desk, but the reality is, sometimes you have to be there. Let's see how to make it work.
Just like with dieting, good budgeting produces results over time. Be patient, and focus on the end result: your good financial health.
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.
We’re all impacted and influenced by government laws and rules. As entrepreneurs we must remember that legislation affects many businesses.
Have you ever asked yourself, "How can I get my business to the next level?" What you do need is to explore how a profitable business is leveraged.
There's something in sales called the hunger breath where potential clients can sense your almost feverish desperation to get their business.
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.
Many businesses are susceptible to fraud due to a misunderstanding of what a complete system of internal controls is and lack of segregation of duties.
