Don’t have a small business emergency fund or struggling to grow yours? Unfortunately, one in four small businesses has less than a 13-day cash reserve buffer per JP Morgan research, and many don’t have anything set aside at all. While the reasons for this are…
Do you need funding for a large equipment purchase? Learn the basics of qualifying for heavy equipment financing, costs, and helpful alternatives here.
Partnering with the wrong freight broker can be disastrous. Explore the best ways to verify a freight broker’s reputation and creditworthiness here.
Finding cash to restock your inventory isn’t always easy, especially if you’re just starting out or small. Explore the best inventory funding options here.
Slow-paying clients have always been a concern for small businesses, but the pandemic brought concerns to a whole new level. While most small businesses have net 30 payment terms, around a quarter are now waiting 20-30 days past the due date for payment, according to…
Setting small business goals is one of the best things you can do to improve the strength of your company and overall odds of success but creating goals in a way that gets results isn’t always easy. We’ll walk you through the basics and cover…
Having a buy-sell agreement is as important as having a will. Learn how buyout agreements protect what matters most to you and how to set one up right here.
So, you’ve successfully closed a deal, a significant achievement in the competitive business world. Now comes the critical moment when you’re waiting for the next customer order. However, instead of the expected engagement, you’re met with silence. So, the question arises: how do you politely…
Wondering if it’s time to hire a collection agency? We often think of collection agencies in terms of the consumer market. For example, retail stores and credit card companies often hire a collection agency when their customers don’t pay their bills. However, professional debt collectors…
Half of the 12 U.S. Bank Holidays fall in the three months between November and January, arguably at a time when Americans need access to their money the most. So why is the United States set up this way, and where did all these dates…
