In terms of retirement plans, most large organizations choose the 401 (k) since it suits their needs perfectly. But in the case of small business owners, this might be different since they have a broader range of options to choose from. Any self-directed plan including IRAs and SEPs will be sufficient for their use. But,…
Being an entrepreneur means being always on, not to mention on the go, and doing more with less. Even after you’ve hit your fundraising goals it’s important to economize because that means you can prioritize. Spending money on growth instead of gadgets is one way you can max out your chances of hitting it big….
Once upon a time finding a cushy office job with a regular salary and great benefits was the dream. Unfortunately, that dream is quickly becoming unattainable for the vast majority of job seekers. Corporate downsizing, terrible corporate culture mechanisms, etc., have all made it incredibly difficult to find this type of job and even harder…
Social media can help your business garner interest from new potential clients and customers. Posting on a regular basis can be difficult, and without a schedule your Twitter, Facebook, and other social media platforms might not get the attention they deserve. Here are some tips on how to organize a social media calendar that will…
Some people fear the mention of the word ‘debt.’ It is something that most people have for many years of their lives. The reality is that the real estate market depends upon it because without mortgages the market would be just a small percentage of what it is today. It is clear that there is…
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Many of us consider taking out credit for a variety of things – family homes, advanced education, a new family car. But while some of us know the difference between good and bad debt and wouldn’t even consider taking out credit for a bad debt, there will be others who will take out the credit…