Sales tax is collected at the state level in forty-five states and in the District of Columbia. New Hampshire, Oregon, Montana, Alaska, and Delaware, otherwise known as the NOMAD states, are the only states that […]
Underpricing your product or service can be dangerous to your bottom line. Nellie Akalp, entrepreneur and founder of CorpNet.com, explains that: “Even though you might land the sale, underpricing your products and services comes at a cost. […]
Buying a home is one of the most important milestones someone might make in their adult life – and it can be one of the most expensive. Besides initial home prices, the homeowner has to contend […]
More than half of young adults who enter college take on debt to do so. The bulk of this debt is student loans, according to the Federal Reserve. “Student loans are by far the most common […]
Running a business has its ups and downs. Like with many other aspects of your life, it’s not uncommon to have a change in heart/motivation when it comes to running your business. Serial entrepreneurs like […]
If you’re thinking about starting a food truck business, get ready to drop from $60,000 to $250,000 before you sell your first onion burger, grilled chicken wrap or empanada. And don’t count on making a […]
Balanced books may not be sexy, but they provide small business owners with the grounding they need to make smart forecasting decisions about expanding their business, making large purchases, or hiring new employees. While the language of accounting […]
Paying off debt can feel like a losing game at times. Between struggling with interest rates and trying to find extra money to pay over the minimum, many people need a competitive edge to create […]
Writing on paper seems like a thing of the past. But there are still plenty of people who enjoy that pen-to-paper feeling, while appreciating the modernity of today’s high-tech gadgets. Behold the digital writing devices. […]
Let’s get to the point. Lying on your life insurance application is fraud. But, the lie needs to be intentional to be considered fraud, known as “material misrepresentation.” Simply mis-remembering a date, guessing at your […]