Print This Post How Much Do You Make from Your Business?
March 12, 2010 by Isabel Isidro · 1 Comment
You start a business with the hope of primarily making a living from the business. Whether you want to earn just enough money to cover your living expenses or money that will allow you to live a jet setting lifestyle, the business needs to earn money for you. But are you making money from your business?
Print This Post How to Finance Your Small Business
February 22, 2010 by Isabel Isidro · 3 Comments
It takes money to make money. The success of your small business will depend on whether you have adequate capital needed to start and run the business. However, it is not easy, especially if you do not have the money and resources. Or you do not know where to get the funds you need especially in these tough economic times. Watch the video to learn about how to finance your small business
Print This Post Analyze the Financial Numbers of Your Business
December 28, 2009 by Isabel Isidro · Leave a Comment
The only way you can really know how well your business is doing is by knowing the bottom-line. This assumes, however, that you are able to do regular bookkeeping, generate financial statements based on your bookkeeping journals, and analyze those statements to really understand the financial condition of the business.
Do you know your margin of [...]
Print This Post Where Do Small Business Owners Get Funding for their Businesses?
October 18, 2009 by Isabel Isidro · 1 Comment
One of the biggest issues faced by many small businesses during the economic downturn is the tightening credit market. Finding capital financing for a small business remains a big challenge as banks tighten lending criteria and reduce their exposure to the small business sector.
In fact, according to the National Small Business Association in their 2008 [...]
Print This Post Know How to Manage Business Finances Well
September 6, 2009 by Isabel Isidro · Leave a Comment
An entrepreneur needs to know how to handle money and wealth in order to be successful. However, many women entrepreneurs are good in business, but not in handling money. In fact, there are some women small and home-based business entrepreneurs who are downright lousy at managing personal wealth and business finances.
Belinda Fuchs, President of Own [...]
Print This Post7 Common Cash Flow Problems Faced by Small Businesses
July 8, 2009 by Isabel Isidro · Leave a Comment
Cash flow is an essential ingredient to the survival of your small business. It is the flow of money in and out of your small business, and the quantity as well as timing of that flow is critical to the continued operation of your business. Learn the seven major reasons that result to cash flow problems for businesses, which you need to look out for as a small businesses owner.
Print This PostInsurance for Small and Home-Based Businesses
June 17, 2009 by Isabel Isidro · 1 Comment
Starting a business is very risky. In addition to the possibility of failure, there are a lot of things that can go wrong and small business owners need to protect themselves and reduce these risks. Examples include:
Loss of property (building, office furnishings, computers, inventory, etc.) due to fire or theft
Lawsuits arising from defective products, an [...]
Print This PostTips on How to Select the Right Collection Agency
June 16, 2009 by Isabel Isidro · Leave a Comment
Collecting receivables is an important step in ensuring a healthy cash flow for a business, and more so for a home-based business or solo entrepreneur. However, account receivables collection is a time-intensive process that most small businesses just don’t have the time, know-how and energy to pursue. Learn how to choose the right collection agency to work for you.
Print This PostGovernment to Aid Small Businesses
March 17, 2009 by Isabel Isidro · Leave a Comment
I typically do not blog about politics or government. But like a growing number of people, I am outraged by the huge bonuses AIG will give its derivative traders — basically our tax dollars after getting significant chunks of the bailout monies. They should have just given all the AIG bailout money to small businesses!
I [...]
Print This PostHow to Manage Your Accounts Receivables in a Recession
February 3, 2009 by Isabel Isidro · Leave a Comment
It is so hard to get a loan these days as banks are tightening their credits. And so should you! To help ensure that your business survives, you need to reassess the way you manage your accounts receivables.
We have posted an excellent article by Jennifer Stacey on how small businesses should manage their accounts receivables [...]







