January 10, 2017
Listen to the Episode Below: You may not be cheating customers, but are you cheating yourself? Are you relying on credit lines and credits cards to keep your business afloat? Does everyone get paid except you? In this episode, financial advisor Michelle McKinnon talks about why pumping every last dollar back into your business can hurt you, and tactics for understanding how credit works so you don’t get behind. Is Your Business Financially Honest?… Take a hard look at how you are saving. Do you have a 401K? What are you contributing to your employees’ 401Ks? Make sure that you are doing what works best for your company, and don’t be afraid to look for creative options. Start small and put something away, even if you can’t afford a lot. Use credit cards and credit lines responsibly. Keep an eye on your interest rates and lock in while rates are low. Also, be smart when using home equity lines on your business. Pay your credit bills on time to keep your credit scores up…
Continue ReadingJust in case you needed a list, here’s one of 50 ways that joint ventures can add a boost to your business. Among the highlights are the ability to: Increase your credibility by teaming up…
Read MoreSometimes, despite all the highfalutin’ talk, it’s time to get back to basics. That’s what I thought when I read JV Blogger’s post on Tuesday. Yes, when it comes to choosing a business partner, you want…
Read MoreYou’ve probably heard all the usual reasons why a partnership agreement should be in writing: memories are fallible; it helps you plan your business better; you can set out your exit strategies. In short, you…
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