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Latest from the Blog
Small business lending climate beginning to show modest improvement
Small business banking has struggled mightily over the last two years, but we’re beginning to see signs that greater financial strength is around the corner. After ten quarters in a row of decline, bank loans to small businesses increased at the end of 2012, albeit only modestly, by 0.4 percent.
Small business owners and employees could benefit from healthcare education
Many small businesses look to make their employees’ lives a bit easier by providing free or low-cost health insurance, but unfortunately, it’s becoming increasingly common for business owners to lack clarity on the regulations governing healthcare, especially now as the Affordable Care Act has overhauled the way companies insure their employees.
Small business owners admit frustration with lawmakers in Washington
Small businesses are working tirelessly to grow from their modest beginnings, adding new jobs and gradually increasing productivity. But according to a new study, there is a lot of frustration with Washington in the small business world today, as many entrepreneurs believe the federal government has been an impediment to successful business banking.
A few tax tips for small business owners to heed this spring
There are a number of things small businesses can do to better handle the pressures of tax season. Here are a few financial tips to help you survive the wrath of the IRS this spring.
Saving for employees’ retirement is challenging but will ultimately pay off
Retirement saving is a tricky proposition – there are a number of pitfalls to be aware of, and no entrepreneur should begin allocating retirement funds without being absolutely sure of what he or she is getting into.
Small businesses slow to embrace digital advertising
According to the Boston Consulting Group, small businesses aren’t taking advantage of digital advertising opportunities quite as often as they say they are.