How much you are impacted by tough economic times is largely down to how well you prepare.
This article offers some financial tips which will serve you now, and well into the future.
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What You Need To Know About Credit Repair
Everyone should know their Credit Score. A good credit score gives you access to credit, and lower interest rates.
If your credit score is bad, you need to find out why and take corrective action.
Understanding Financial Statements
The world understands the status of any business is through its financial statements.
Here is an introduction to the most crucial reporting statements you need to know about.
Revenue Recovery – The Hidden Money for Your Business
You could have money hidden in your business. Money that can you can find through proper investigation.
Learn why revenue recovery is crucial to your business success.
Are You Ready to Outsource Your Bookkeeping?
As a smart business owner you will realise that you can’t do everything.
Unless you are extremely organised and enjoy working with numbers, then maybe you need to outsource your bookkeeping.
What to Consider When Looking for a Business Credit Card?
A business credit card helps to separate your personal accounts from the accounts of the business.
It can also be a convenient way to manage your company’s finances, and get short-term credit especially during your start-up phase.
Build Up Your Business Credit
You probably know that a good credit score makes it easier to get a loan, but did you also know that a high score also means you get better terms and lower interest rates on those loans? Same goes for insurance rates on your home, car and other assets.
6 Ways To Fund Your New Business
Here are a few of the most common ways to finance your new business without hitting ol’ Peter up for a loan.
No matter what financing method you choose, you should investigate the ups and downs of each.
Why Business Credit Is A MUST For Every Business Owner
Entrepreneurs typically make one or more financially devastating mistakes when financing the launch, operation and/or growth of their businesses. In most cases, they don’t realize that they’re making a mistake.