A business owner must have their pulse on everything. But what are the most important things to track? Start with these 4 metrics.
How do you find out if your product or service is profitable? Too often we’re so focused on sales, we don’t realize that one of our offerings is losing money.
If prioritizing a particularly triggering debt is the inspiration you need to get from start to finish, you absolutely should. No shame. No guilt.
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Alicia Durham was a guest to discuss being a single mom in her 20’s, her financial wake up call, and how she now helps people as a personal finance coach.
Are you paid on a variable income? This is what we like to call the “feast or famine cycle.” Here’s how you can crush your budget on a variable income.
One of the most complicated financial documents a business can have is a balance sheet. Here’s how to read it and use it in your small business.
Many of us start our banking journeys with one checking account and one savings account at one bank. But did you know there is a 3rd account you should have?
Remember when grandma would pull out that paper envelope full of cash at the grocery store check out? What if you could use a similar system with your business?
An emergency fund can be the difference between financial security and disaster. How much do you need, and does it change depending on how much debt you have?