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30th September 2009
Selling your goods internationally can be extremely rewarding and challenging at the same time. When you start exporting goods, you truly open your company to a world of possibilities, including the possibility of big financial rewards. At the same time, ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
Last year I was the keynote speaker at a Valentine’s Day luncheon for single mothers with the theme of Dream Again. It was a magical event that left most of us in the room with tears silently streaming down our faces. To top it off, at the end of our ti... Read >
Author: wbdoyle22nd September 2009
It may have been J.P. Morgan who said that no bad company ever pays fast. He might well have talked about the trucking industry where slow pay is about as common as apples in an apple orchard. If you want to raise a truckers blood pressure, tell them that... Read >
Author: Banesh16th September 2009
A business credit card can help you manage your company’s finances more efficiently. With a line of credit, you can handle cash flow issues, keep track of expenses, and qualify for deals and discounts.
Manage Cash Flow
Cash flow is always an issue... Read >
Author: wbdoyle03rd September 2009
Factoring is one of the oldest business practices known. We know that it was used at least as long ago as the time of the Ancient Roman Empire, when merchants would enlist the help of collectors in order to settle trade debts. The primary reason for facto... Read >
Author: wbdoyle02nd September 2009
You’ve heard it a million times – cash flow can make or break a business. Lack of cash flow planning is the reason why many businesses fail. In fact, many PROFITABLE businesses fail because of cash flow issues. Without adequate cash flow, you canâ€... Read >
Author: wbdoyle21st July 2009
As the recession continues, almost a quarter of a million people have found themselves out of a job in the three months up to 31 May 2009, according to the Office of National Statistics.
Those affected are left struggling to pay the bills and keep up ... Read >
Author: ServicePR17th July 2009
Company bosses and entrepreneurs have been portrayed as virtually enslaved to their businesses for decades. They often believe they are unable to go on holiday or take time off because their companies are still becoming established. Any lost time was alwa... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer27th June 2009
If any industry has seen a silver lining during the dark clouds of the current recession, it is the receivable factoring industry. Many smaller to mid-size business have been placed in a cash flow crunch as their customers are taking longer and longer to ... Read >
Author: Terry05th June 2009
"Most people have at least one credit card and many people have several. The time has come when we are relying too heavily on our credit cards. Over 50% of us have started using credit cards for routine, ordinary purchases that we used to use cash on. Thi... Read >
Author: Suze Fulton02nd April 2009
Does the thought of preparing a tax return for your small business make you cringe? Does inspiration fail you while you wait until the last minute? This small business guide to tax deductions can help prevent procrastination until the last minute.
Clea... Read >
Author: Ron Finkelstein30th March 2009
Good credit is sexy. Plain and simple.
And one should work to maintain good credit always. If you have experienced a recent denial of credit, are appalled by bank balances, credit card balances, are having cash flow issues, then it is time for a thorough... Read >
Author: John Chase27th March 2009
Preparing taxes seems complicated but this guide to tax deductions will go a long way in clearing a lot of confusion and putting things in perspective. So if you are among those who procrastinate endlessly to prepare a tax return for your small business, ... Read >
Author: Ron Finkelstein13th March 2009
We live in a credit environment that is tough. Most businesses, even those that were deemed very credit worthy not too long ago, are having a tough time getting any kind of business financing. Most banks and institutions have been hit by the financial tur... Read >
Author: Marco Terry29th December 2008
As any small business owner will tell you ensuring a smooth cash flow is one of the biggest challenges in keeping their enterprise running on an even keel. For, even if the business is doing extremely well on paper, unless invoices are being paid on time ... Read >
Author: Andrew Regan17th December 2008
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Payday loans no fax provides reliable and convenient loan service for all of your urgent financial needs. There are times when you can face a sudden emergency and you might not be having enough funds in your bank account to cover the expe... Read >
Author: Charlyjon15th December 2008
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Payday loans no fax provides reliable and convenient loan service for all of your urgent financial needs. There are times when you can face a sudden emergency and you might not be having enough funds in your bank account to cover the expe... Read >
Author: Charlyjon26th November 2008
Short term loans are small unsecured loans which helps an individual at the time when he needs urgent finances to recover his debts. Cash loans in the form of a payday loan make perfect sense for those times when you need extra cash to cover emergency bi... Read >
Author: davidbrown16th September 2008
Raise your hand if you've ever "fixed" something important with duct tape. Come on, you know who you are.
I'll admit it�I know I'm guilty. In college, during a particularly low-income quarter, I fixed my broken backpack with duct tape because I could... Read >
Author: Erin Ferree09th September 2008
Entrepreneurs have been portrayed as virtually enslaved to their businesses for decades. They often believe they are unable to go on holiday or take time off because their companies are still becoming established. Any lost time was always certain to resul... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer03rd September 2008
The modern financial market offers thousands of loan products from leading banks, building societies and lending institutions with a wider than ever range of products available, enabling the public to avail of quick money whatever their reasons or credi... Read >
Author: pmcindoe24th July 2008
Many small and medium-sized businesses must become more adaptable and learn how to make the most of green advice to combat fuel and energy price rises, if they are to survive over the next few years.
The Federation of Small Businesses conducted researc... Read >
Author: Isla Campbell06th November 2007
Does your company have a lot of sales and not a lot of cash at hand? This situation is very common if you allow your customers to pay their invoices in 30 to 60 days. As a matter of fact, most new and growing business have this challenge. They have a lot ... Read >
Author: Marco Terry05th November 2007
A person nearly always has some pretty large dreams when they form a business. If the business is one that will be owned by multiple people, it is vital that you make sure everyone has the same dream. A marriage is a commitment between two people. Having ... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo08th October 2007
Why is a bank willing to loan you money when you don't need it, but will make you beg for it when you need it most? Clearly, banks want to minimize their risk. You are always in the best position to get cash when you are on a strong footing.The best sol... Read >
Author: Mike15th June 2007
The British insolvency code is under attack from small to medium sized business owners. There are
elements of the code that said owners find quite biased. Here, in a nutshell, we will expose a
few of the issues to stimulate further research.
Ec... Read >
Author: Victor Smithston31st May 2007
You have found the best franchise for you and are really excited about its future and your new business. However, how are you going to pay for it? Many franchises require a significant investment and a large amount of liquid money that many individuals do... Read >
Author: Raymond Lawrencce06th January 2007
Selling your products or services in export markets can be a very profitable and a true engine for growth for your company. Manufacturers, service providers and traders can all benefit from adding foreign markets to their portfolio of customers. However, ... Read >
Author: Marco Terry02nd January 2007
Short terms loans are great in times of crisis, when a business needs capital fast, for growth, for purchasing plant and equipment and/or stock and to assist with a short term cash flow issues. The real key is to find a lender with top marks in these 6 k... Read >
Author: Matt Canham23rd August 2006
Due to the growing number of financially strapped small to medium sized businesses, the topic of cash flow has been a hot one in recent years (and rightfully so). If cash isn't available in a business, the business plateaus, and that means jobs get cut, d... Read >
Author: Luke Adams14th August 2006
It may have been J.P. Morgan who said that no bad company ever pays fast. He might well have talked about the trucking industry where slow pay is about as common as apples in an apple orchard. If you want to raise a trucker's blood pressure, tell them t... Read >
Author: Pat Friedl23rd July 2006
You've heard it a million times – cash flow can make or break a business. Lack of cash flow planning is the reason why many businesses fail. In fact, many PROFITABLE businesses fail because of cash flow issues. Without adequate cash flow, you can't pay... Read >
Author: Kristine McKinley30th April 2006
If you own a medical office that is growing, sooner or later you'll run into cash flow issues. Unfortunately, every business that is growing – regardless of industry – runs into them.
When faced with cash flow problems, most medical offices try to get... Read >
Author: Marco Terry30th April 2006
Selling your goods internationally can be extremely rewarding and challenging at the same time. When you start exporting goods, you truly open your company to a world of possibilities, including the possibility of big financial rewards. At the same time, ... Read >
Author: Marco Terry12th December 2005
Factoring is one of the oldest business practices known. We know that it was used at least as long ago as the time of the Ancient Roman Empire, when merchants would enlist the help of collectors in order to settle trade debts. The primary reason for facto... Read >
Author: David Springer
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