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How to tell if your small business is financially strong

Have economic times finally turned a corner? The answer is yes in the eyes of many small business owners, and more are feeling confident, according to a recent report from the National Small Business Association.

Planning for the right bank loan

Commercial loans are essential to a small business. Many new companies don’t have the funds to finance their young ventures, and investing in a loan can be just what is needed.

Congress has the power to help the small business world in 2013

There are a few areas where Congress might be able to lend the small business world a helping hand in the near future. Here’s a glance at the ways Washington can help.

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.

The financial plan couples must work out before marriage

Not everyone has a celebrity-sized wallet, but Fox Business says the current trend in later marriages means brides and grooms-to-be have enough equity to at least think about a prenuptial agreement.

Families can’t agree on financial strategies

Deciding on the best investment tools can be stressful for an individual, but when balancing the needs and wants of others the situation can grow contentious.

Financial tips for filing insurance claim

When disaster strikes, it’s comforting to know that assets are guarded, making homeowner’s insurance an essential part of any owner’s financial plans.

Deciding whether to refinance your home or mortgage

The home loan you got when you bought your house may not have the best interest rate in terms of today’s market.

Changing lifestyles could change your life

A lot of people think that the only way to truly run their own business is to own it from the ground up, from concept to conception and every shred of intellectual property.

Buying a home the safe way

There are plenty of deals on repossessed, sub-prime and other properties meant to entice consumers and get them to make a quick purchase.

Foreclosure facts don’t force down prices

A single foreclosure can certainly cause damage to the owner, but what actually are the repercussions to surrounding properties?

Getting your affairs in order and planning your estate

It may not be the happiest of things to consider, but there will come a point in your life and the lives of those you love and care for when a financial plan is no longer sufficient for handling your personal matters.

Check yourself before you wreck your small business

Starting your own work-from-home business may feel simpler and easier than investing in a storefront, buying technology and filling a space with inventory, but it’s important to know if you’re allowed to before you go ahead and do it, or else you could be in serious legal trouble.

Picking the loan that works for you

Reports and surveys all seem to say that small business lending is on the decline for April and that going forward owners should consider alternate funding options.

Finding a friendly place for your business to call home

One of the biggest steps in a new business’ financial plan should be figuring out where to set up shop. It may not be as simple though as looking for a vacant storefront; you might want to consider first the different speed bumps state and federal governments could throw in your way.

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