If you’re ready to start or grow your small business, where will the money come from? Whether you’re beginning your journey as a small business owner or are looking for money to expand, crowdfunding might be the answer. Combining social media and the right platform, it can help you raise funds through friends, family, customers,…
Business & Entrepreneurship
Creating a Financial Wellness Program for Your Employees
How many times do you think about your finances in a day? A study by the American Psychological Association reports 62% of respondents say money is their most common source of stress. And that stress spreads into your business, impacting productivity, physical health, and the ability to focus. Adding a program for financial wellness support…
Financial Planning Tips for New Business Owners
With a financial plan, you can organize your money in a way that reduces stress and builds success. In your personal finances, it acts as the financial roadmap to your long-term financial goals. As an entrepreneur, your plan is there to direct your business growth for long-term viability. Financial planning becomes much more complex if…
17 Tax Savings Tips for Small Business Owners
Small business owners know how stressful it is when tax season comes around. This year, don’t wait until the last minute. Start now to get your business records organized in time to prepare your tax return. The tips below can help you get more organized, save on tax preparation costs, and potentially lower your overall…
How Interns Accelerate the Growth of Your Business
Growing your business means investing in key staff. Before you jump into the hiring process, you may want to consider hiring an intern to strengthen your team. With 75% of college students graduating with at least one internship, the intern talent pool has never been better. Whether they’re pursuing a degree or fresh out of…
Do I Have What it Takes to Run a Small Business?
Whether you’re thinking of starting your own business or are already running one, you may wonder if you have what it takes to make it successful. With nearly 50 percent of all new businesses failing within their first five years of operation, you have good reason to be cautious. If you have the right combination…
The Freelancer’s Guide to Saving For Retirement
As a freelancer, you have full and total control over your work. You decide what you do, where you do it, and how you get things done. The freedom and autonomy are attract many workers to self-employment in the first place. But if you already freelance, you know this line of work doesn’t come without a…
