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You've made a homeowner happy. And you're feeling good, too. It's a great feeling to own a franchise that enables you to really see the fruits of your labor. Green-colored labor... Read More

Debt is often perceived negatively. Debt can be “evil”, “crippling” and an “unforgiving master”( the last one from the Google query “Debt is…”;). It can suggest a lack of sufficient cash flow and an inability to fulfil your funding requirements. It also an indication of increased risk, as if you Read More

If you want to make a little extra money on the weekend, there are things you can do. With a little creative thinking, it is possible to make a few bucks every weekend. Read More

How do you know whether or not an expense is worthwhile? Contemplating the benefits associated with making a purchase. Whether you are trying to get a better job, get something to help your business, or just have a little fun, consider what advantages the purchase will bring. Read More

A movement to make the R&D tax credit permanent seems to be gaining momentum, according to the Kauffmann Foundation. Originally created in 1981, the Research & Experimentation Tax Credit has been renewed 14 times so far, most recently when
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The next time you’re on a sales call and hear a customer express a need to make a change, SLOW DOWN. Do not jump into your pitch. Begin exploring the customer’s needs in more detail. Read More

Want some good news for your Wednesday? How’s this: If you’re a small business owner who is investing time in social media, chances are you’re beating out your medium- and large-sized counterparts in benefits. How’s that feel? Pretty good, right? And that was just one of the statistics that came ou Read More

This is so simple, even I could do it. Actually, I did do it. About 3 years ago, I came up with a way to help prospective franchise owners figure out a few things about themselves, before they even started to look into franchise business ownership.. Read More

Some procurement programs typically limit the scope of companies that can bid on a contract to those qualified as “small businesses." By competing for these contracts, small business owners avoid the challenge of competing against large, entrenched government contractors. Read More