Factoring is a source of finance for small businesses. Factoring is a financial transaction between a business owner and a third party that provides instant cash...
It seems everyone is keeping a closer eye on their wallets these days. That’s why it’s hard to believe that national and state government agencies are...
Every business needs a certain amount of money to start. The entrepreneur on the threshold of starting a new venture, has to work out where and...
Within the next few years’ online computing services for businesses will be the norm. The Internet will be the source of a real alternative of providing...
Credit card debt is a major problem in the U.S. This convenient mode of payment, which tempts everyone to spend more than they can afford, has...
Credit card debt can become the biggest financial liability that may spoil an individual’s life and peace. What was meant to serve as a convenience and...
An unsecured business loan is a loan that is granted without requiring submission of any collateral against which the loan will be cleared.
I recently attended Financial Planning Associates (FPA) 2010 Annual Symposium & Sponsor Expo in Charlotte, NC. I attend the FPA Symposium each year simply to keep...
Small businesses do not have a large asset base or access to unlimited funds. Most often, small businesses establish credit by getting a business credit card,...
Many facets of your identity are represented by numbers; numbers which reveal a wealth of information about your conduct and state of affairs, past and present.
During my 2nd quarter SRI Business Retreat meeting recently, I talked with forty-six business owners about history. I used as an example the fine economists who...
Small businesses are often individually owned startups which face tremendous difficulty in procuring loans due to lack of sufficient collateral, credit record and established sources of...
Bankruptcy is the outcome of an individual or organization running out of funds, and being unable to make payments for products and services purchased.
Capital is the first requirement for any business to start. Therefore raising capital becomes the first and most important activity once the business plan is in...
When it comes to taking deductions, most business owners know very well the expenses that the Internal Revenue Service considers "ordinary and necessary" for business.
The recession has hit businesses hard, but the good news is franchising is showing some promising signs of recovery.
