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5 Ways to Take the Pain out of Your Bookkeeping

by Micah Fraim

Bookkeeping is the bane of most business owners' existence. But ignoring our books or putting them on the back burner can be one of the costliest mistakes we ever make.

Debt or Equity? Determine the Right Capital Mix for Your Business

BY Evan Morris

Surplus cash is necessary to run a small business successfully. At times, the financial standing of the company is not strong enough to withdraw cash, and the liquidity position is disrupted.

3 Tips for Building an Investor-Ready Franchise Business

BY Howard Goldstein

For many entrepreneurs, a franchise is one of the best ways to become a business owner without the steep learning curve of building a new business from the ground up.

What is the best personal finance software to use?

18 responses6 years ago

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Talking Shop: What You Need to Get a Small Business Loan

BY Chad Brooks

Whether due to a lack of funds to add inventory or to buy new equipment, many small businesses find themselves in need of additional capital.

Top Ways to Convert Subprime Leads Into Customers

BY Jay Smith

With the increasing competition today, loan officers, mortgage brokers and private lenders seem to keep searching for ways to convert subprime leads into customers.

How can I find a patron or a get a loan to finance my business?

5 responses4 years ago

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3 Strategies to Make Money From Your Free App

BY Rahul Varshneya

You have an app idea that you are sure is going to be the next big thing. You put in a lot of effort to plan and design the app, hired the best app developers to work on your project, and ticked off all that is necessary for success.

Why You Need to Tell Your Employees (and Maybe Yourself) About Prize-Linked Savings Accounts

BY Jon Shigematsu

Here’s a statistic about your workforce that you might not have come across: On average, half of your employees have played the lottery, and among those who play, your average employee is throwing away $600 a year on the long odds that they might hit it big.