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Worried about tax season? Among small business owners, you’re not alone
Tax season is in full swing, and everyone from individual consumers to big corporations is concerned about how best to deal with the IRS this spring. But perhaps the most worried taxpayers are the ones in the middle – small business owners are really feeling the pinch this year.
Banks more likely than ever to accept small business loan applications
There’s good news for small business owners looking to pick up a little extra capital – big banks are accepting more of businesses’ loan requests, according to a new report.
Small business owners remain undeterred by sequester
Government agencies everywhere are being forced to tighten their belts, and those cuts will inevitably trickle down to the small business world soon enough.
For financial tips and other needs, seek advice in person
It often helps to seek the advice of someone with experience, but individuals who want to consult with a knowledgeable person should take care in deeming him or her a qualified advisor on the subject.
What costs should a wedding financial plan cover?
Costs for the average American wedding have risen up to $27,000, but by applying financial investment advice from business and nuptial pros, soon-to-be husbands, wives and in-laws can save a significant amount of money and may even develop financial tips of their own in the process.
Modern financial investment advice for kids’ educations may be toxic
As some families are entering debts that exceed tuition and basic living expenses, others are part of networks that are taking steps to provide education that doesn’t call for years of debt repayment.