Thanks to American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) initiatives, the first quarter of 2010 shows weekly SBA loan volume up 90% over comparative weeks in 2009.
As a small business owner, you'll eventually need to seek the services of an accountant. But how do you find one who's is a good match for your business?
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Buying local is a big trend right now. But as noble as supporting other local businesses might be, it also could be the wrong decision for your company.
You've just scored your first big sale — hurray! But that new sale might be less lucrative than you expected, or even put you deeper in the hole. Learn why.
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Cash vs. Accrual and Why Accounting Matters for Taxes
When you're running a small business, the decision on which accounting method you're going to use makes a big difference.
SBA Loans Up 90%
Thanks to American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (ARRA) initiatives, the first quarter of 2010 shows weekly SBA loan volume up 90% over comparative weeks in 2009.
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Best Money Tips: How to Dispute Your Mechanic Bill
Today we found some great articles on disputing your mechanic bill, 3 things to do when deciding to buy a house, and how to get a job using LinkedIn.
7 Money-Saving Tricks You Can Learn From Same-Sex Couples
Same-sex couples have a lot to teach heteros about partnering up, starting with some easy cost cutting and frugal living tips.
How to Cut the Last 10% of Costs
Eking out the last 10% is still possible without causing major changes to how individual departments or work groups interact with each other.
How to Feed a Large Family on a Small Budget
Feeding a big family on a budget is a big challenge! These strategies can help save money, time, and maybe a little sanity, too.
8 Hotel and Car Rental Tips for Business Travelers
It pays to be judicious about how you spend your money on business trips. Here are some hotel and car rental tips that will keep your team happy.
The Easy Way to Sublet Your Apartment
You need to break a lease, but you don't want to pay for it. Why not try subletting your pad?
Accountant 101: Finding the Right Match
As a small business owner, you'll eventually need to seek the services of an accountant. But how do you find one who's is a good match for your business?
Best Money Tips: Cheap Date Ideas
Today we found some great articles on cheap date ideas, garage sale tips, and how to handle surprise cash.
How Smart Shoppers Will Save at Amazon's Whole Foods
Whole Foods just got a whole lot cheaper thanks to Amazon. Are you ready to save big?
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Best Money Tips: How to Age Well on a Shoestring
Today we found some great articles on how to age well on a shoestring, tools to help you reclaim your time, and a morning checklist for the best day ever.
10 Simple Ways to Start Living on Less Today
Getting started with frugal living can seem daunting, but it really isn't. Look at your spend, and try some of these easy cost-cutters for beginners.
Best Money Tips: Legit Ways to Get Free Stuff Online
Today we found articles on legit ways to get free stuff online, healthy foods you’ve been preparing wrong all along, and what you need to know if you’re shopping on Thanksgiving.
How More Vacation Time Can Increase Productivity
Employees in other countries have fewer working hours and longer vacations than Americans while being just as productive. Here's what we can learn.
When Buying Local Does (and Doesn’t) Make Sense
Buying local is a big trend right now. But as noble as supporting other local businesses might be, it also could be the wrong decision for your company.
8 Personal Finance Lessons Women Learn in Their 20s
The financial lessons we learn in our 20s prepare us for the decades to follow. Here's what to learn at the intersection of youth, love, and money.
Money Pitfalls of the Big Sale
You've just scored your first big sale — hurray! But that new sale might be less lucrative than you expected, or even put you deeper in the hole. Learn why.