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Getting insights from fellow shoppers who may have the same needs and concerns as I do is invaluable: enter customer-written product reviews. But there are pros and cons.
Many business owners surmise that their accountant can do the job of both accounting and financial planning (or vice versa) when in fact, the two roles complement each other.
A new industry is springing to life using clever business development practices for product diversification and market expansion. The industry is cyber crime, and you're the mark.
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Why You Shouldn't Plan to Retire at Age 65
Most traditional retirement advice columns I read are written as a guide to retiring in your 60s. Although the advice contained in these columns may be useful to some, I think that
The 10 Stupidest Things Smart People Say
You're smart, wise, savvy — so stop saying these 10 words and phrases that make you look stupid!
It's a Jungle Out There: Spotting Fake Reviews
In the jungle of information that is the Internet, product and service reviews can help you figure out what to buy...as long as the writers are honest.
6 Common Shopping Myths, Debunked
These shopping myths have had us all fooled for years. Know them. Ignore them.
Best Money Tips: How to Save at Starbucks
Today we found some great articles with tips on saving money at Starbucks, handling annoying coworkers, and unique ways to save on groceries.
9 Items Every New Doggy Parent Should Own
Adopting a dog is exciting, but it can also be stressful. To make it easier, discover which essential dog supplies doting parents should own.
Best Money Tips: Ways to Find Last-Minute Summer Travel Deals
Today we found articles on ways to find last-minute summer travel deals, common ways to waste your money, and easy grocery hacks to trim your food budget.
It's Now Easier to Get a Home Loan Even If You Have Student Loan Debt — Should You?
Fannie Mae is making it easier for buyers with high levels of student loan debt to getL a mortgage. Sounds great — but is it?
75 Top Twitter Tips from Today’s Small Business Moms
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How to Make Collection Calls that Keep Customer Relationships
Adopt a relationship-building mindset prior to making a call to collect on past due balances.
How to Choose Between Lump Sum and Financing
There are two main strategies that buyers rely on to pay for a company: lump sums and financing.
Pros and Cons of Online Customer Product Reviews
Getting insights from fellow shoppers who may have the same needs and concerns as I do is invaluable: enter customer-written product reviews. But there are pros and cons.
3 Signs Your Business Should Consider an IPO
There's no company that is perfect for an IPO. But there are certain signs that a business may be a better fit than others. I
The Difference Between Your Accountant and Your Financial Planner
Many business owners surmise that their accountant can do the job of both accounting and financial planning (or vice versa) when in fact, the two roles complement each other.
Cyber Crime: You're the Mark
A new industry is springing to life using clever business development practices for product diversification and market expansion. The industry is cyber crime, and you're the mark.
Building Philanthropy Into a Business
Philanthropy can be built into the structure of your company and, depending on how you handle it, that philanthropy can improve your business.
Save Money by Being Friendly
Deliberate acts of friendliness can predictably reap payback. Here are ways you can save money.
Sharing Space to Save Money
Splitting your office, storefront, or warehouse with another business could help you save big...and not just on rent.
Take These Costs Off Your Worry List in 2011
Make 2011 your year of less stress by deconstructing these common worries.
3 Must Have Business Agreements
These three agreements can keep your business -- and you -- from getting burned.