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Even if you have a good idea, it might be hard to find financing. One way you can improve your chances is try P2P lending, or some sort of crowdsourcing. You can usually get reasonable interest rates, plus you might be able to find someone willing to take a chance on you. Read More

There are things that need to be done. Deadlines that need to be met. None of that goes away while you are sick. In fact, it just piles up. Read More

Melody Waterberg of Waterberg & Company Bookkeeping helps you understand cash flow projections and how to leverage that information. PERFORMANCE TIP OF THE WEEK: How to get paid on time! www.MyLeapTools.com Read More

Even if you see your venture as a business, the IRS may decide it's a hobby. That can be problematic as you try to offset income with business losses. Read More

The end of one venture often signals the start of something new and the beginning of the next exciting journey. Yet to embark on the next project, you’ll want to properly close the books on your previous company. Read More

Alethea Hickman, who owns Boca Raton's Passion for Pastry, risked a big expense for an endorsement from LeBron James, only to be let down. Read More

Your social media profile can provide scammers with personal information, as well as provide banks and other financial service providers with information that allows them to build a consumer profile, and decide whether or not your business would be a good credit risk. Read More

There are no guarantees of monetary success with entrepreneurial endeavors. In a troubled economy like this one, however, there is really no guarantee when you work for someone else, either. So, if leaving a day job to pursue your entrepreneurial passion seems like a good idea, what’s holding you b Read More

As 2011 ends, I’d like to make an appeal that will help aspiring entrepreneurs make money. Get your financial model in investor-ready shape before sending it to potential investors. Read More