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Estimates vs. Actuals: Was Your 2018 Budget Reasonable?
As the year winds down, business owners can be thankful for the gift of perspective (among other things, we hope). Assuming you created a budget for the calendar year, you should now be able to accurately assess that budget by … Continue reading
Practice the Fine Art of Inclusion at Your Holiday Gatherings
It’s that time of year, business owners — a time when you’re not only trying to wind down the calendar in profitable fashion, but also preparing year-end financials and contemplating next year’s budget. And amidst all this, you likely have … Continue reading
Make New Year’s Resolutions to Improve Profitability
Many people scoff at New Year’s resolutions. It’s no mystery why — these self-directed promises to visit the gym regularly or read a book a month tend to quickly fade once the unavoidable busyness of life sets in. But, for … Continue reading
Dig Out Your Business Plan to Prepare for the Year Ahead
Like many business owners, you probably created a business plan when you launched your company. But, as is also often the case, you may not have looked at it much since then. Now that fall has arrived and year end … Continue reading
3 Reasons Why Selling Price isn’t Necessarily a Cash-Equivalent Value
The saying “a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush” rings true when evaluating the time value of money. That is, depending on an investment’s risk and payout period, $1 paid out today could be worth more … Continue reading
Keeping a King in the Castle with a Well-Maintained Cash Reserve
You’ve no doubt heard the old business cliché “cash is king.” And it’s true: A company in a strong cash position stands a much better chance of obtaining the financing it needs, attracting outside investors or simply executing its own … Continue reading
Are You Ready to Expand to a Second Location?
Most business owners want to grow their companies. And one surefire sign of growth is when ownership believes the company can expand its operations to a second location. If your business has reached this point, or is nearing it, both … Continue reading
