Recently, on the NewRetirement Facebook group, Linda asked about what she should do with a recent inheritance. She asked whether she should pay off her mortgage or invest.
She wrote: “I am 77 and have a mortgage with $150,000 left…
As a small business owner, we know you’ve got a lot on your plate. Between managing supplies and satisfying customers, the last thing you need to worry about is an accounting error (or any error for that matter). With the right processes and tools in place, you can be well equipped to handle…
Plan, prep and proceed -- there are no shortcuts to success.
People love taking shortcuts. You've probably seen ads that state you can become a millionaire in a month or that you can lose 50 pounds by the summer. People have the tendency to seek out shortcuts to get to...
To ensure you’re prepared for any situation, begin setting money aside for your cash reserves and building strong credit.
Nothing has highlighted the need for financial flexibility more than the volatility of the business world for the past year and a half…
Sure, there’s plenty of cover right now: supply chain issues, tight labor, and a pandemic. But your customers are not going to forget being gouged.
Weary consumers who are already overwhelmed and angered by the rising prices of everything are starting to realize that it’s no longer…
If you’re a freelance worker, an independent contractor or an hourly employee, your irregular schedule delivers irregular income. You might not know how much you’ll make each month, but one thing is certain: You need to create a budget to make sure you’re current with all your bills…
As a solopreneur who’s been running a business for more than eight years, I’ve learned that I can’t do everything alone all of the time.
Not only do I have a roster of freelancers that I turn to when I need specialized help with a campaign or project…