With the arrival of the new year, there is no better time to reflect on progress and plan for the ongoing development of your business. Just as we make resolutions for the new year on a personal level, it is helpful to create and work towards the fulfillment of new year’s resolutions for your business….
If you’re like most people, you made a New Year’s resolution or two as December rolled into January – and some of those resolutions were probably money-related. The good news is, unlike most people, you can actually stick to those resolutions! It’s cliché, we know, but there really are simple and easy steps to follow…
The new year is almost here, and, like many people, you are probably working on some resolutions. Even though you are careful with your money, you probably can be even more frugal with your hard-earned cash in 2015. In order to be as financially careful as possible, use these four tips for using the cloud…
Want to know a secret? Actually, it’s not a secret. It’s something I tell (almost) everyone I meet—at least those who are interested in talking about saving, budgeting and debt-free living. My husband and I bought our first car in cash without draining our savings account. This goes to show that you can afford to…
Over half a million new companies get started each month; however, only about half stay in business for at least five years. While startups provide individuals with the opportunity to work in areas they may love, working for a newer company typically involves different types of sacrifices. Building a successful business is difficult, and…
Real estate investing has always been a popular method for making your money work for you. Land development and holding, long-term investing, REIT’s and rental properties have attracted people far and wide as ways to invest money in order to create multiple streams of income that lead to wealth and liberty. But one of…
Most likely, you are reading this post because you desperately need an alternative to stocks and bonds for your investment portfolio. While the long-term return on stocks has averaged around 9% over the last couple of decades, most investors miss the average by a long-shot and bonds are paying next to nothing in the ultra-low…