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Each year, the answer changes. How much do you need to take out of your employees’ paychecks for Social Security and Medicare in 2014? This will get you started … Read More

When it comes to investing, however, 71% of accredited investors from Generation Y do not realize that they fall into this category. Those who are aware have shown greater tendencies to purchase alternative investments as opposed to stocks. Read More

New Medicare Taxes related to Obamacare apply to taxpayers in 2013 who have certain types of income. This post and Infographic define the two new Medicare Taxes and how they may apply to taxpayers. Read More

Some people may end up investing in this frozen yogurt franchise-and potentially other franchise concepts (because this guy has a crowdfunding company) just to be able to tell others, “I own a franchise.” Read this to see what I'm talking about. Read More

For start-ups and entrepreneurs, equity crowdfunding is an exciting new development. For small-time investors this feeling’s mutual. The crowd’s unique perspective may cast light on minor start-ups that traditional funders otherwise would have missed. So, in this sense, equity crowdfunding is a pot Read More

Getting a franchise loan isn't as easy as it used to be. But, it is getting a little better. You just need to know where to look and how to apply. Read more from Jessica Davis, guest blogger for The Franchise King Blog. Read More

4 Rules of Thumb for Fiscally Fit Business Most folks who start a new business go in to it with a rather naïve belief that a good idea, product, service and/or group of people can be successful just because their idea, product, service or people are good.  Unfortunately, that isn't’t the reality of Read More

Due to the recent policy implemented by the Security and Exchange Commission, you can now raise your equity through crowdfunding. Click here to know if it fits your shares. Read More

An entrepreneur chose a franchise that was a bad fit for him, and lost his money. These are his takeaways from the experience, and his advice on how not to repeat his mistakes. Read More