There will come a time in our lives where investments must be made. Not just into savings bonds, property and stocks and shares, but our investment into our lives as well. Of course, those things have much to do with it, however, there are investments into our lives that need consideration ahead of time, perhaps […]
Keeping On Top Of Your Business Finances Isn’t Easy
in Entrepreneurship/by Kenneth W. BoydEveryone knows that running a business is a tough task to do, especially if you’re trying to take on too many jobs yourself. We know it can be tempting, because you want to make sure everything is done right, but a lot of the time, all you end up doing is wearing yourself out. In […]
Key Investments In Your Life And Making The Right Choices
in Personal Finance/by Kenneth W. BoydThere will come a time in our lives where investments must be made. Not just into savings bonds, property and stocks and shares, but our investment into our lives as well. Of course, those things have much to do with it, however, there are investments into our lives that need consideration ahead of time, perhaps […]
5 Financial Benefits to Studying Later in Your Career
in Personal Finance/by Kenneth W. BoydMany adults continue studying as their careers develop. This may include specific training courses relating to their field, university degrees, or masters. The main benefit of continuing education is that it increases your financial opportunities in the future. You’ll be more likely to get a promotion, earn a higher salary, and broaden your horizons in […]
How To Get The Best Selling Price For Your Home
in Personal Finance/by Kenneth W. BoydSelling your home is a bit of an art. You have to make sure certain external factors are being met, as well as showing people your home and keeping it tidy for strangers. Selling your home can be an emotional experience, especially if this is your first time selling a home. The way the economy […]
Do You Have Any Options With Bad Credit?
in Personal Finance/by Kenneth W. BoydShort payday loans are probably one of the most viable ways to get cash. Authorized lending institutions are all over the country and can be accessed through the Internet. Because of this convenient set-up, a short payday loan is best for people who need immediate monetary support, including those with bad credit. Keep in […]
4 Skills Every New Business Owner Should Learn (4 Video Links)
in Entrepreneurship/by Kenneth W. BoydDiscovering your niche as a new business owner and developing a useful service or product is a great feeling. Whether you built your business yourself, inherited it, or recently got hired to manage it, there are some essential skills you should learn as a new business owner. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that […]
Why Small Businesses Struggle with Cash Flow
in Entrepreneurship/by Kenneth W. BoydWe’ve all heard the phrase “Cash is King”, and while we don’t want to sound a like broken record on repeat, this statement his very real. Nothing beats a business that can quickly liquidate cash to meet unexpected expenses, or to jump on once-in-a-lifetime opportunities. Even if a rival company might have the upper hand […]
The Team You’ll Need When Flipping Properties
in Personal Finance/by Kenneth W. BoydFlipping properties can be a very lucrative career if you know what you’re doing. If you’re planning on doing it for a living, you need to make every cent count, so that you can make the maximum amount of money of every property sale. Consult with a tax accountant and a real estate attorney […]
How to Manage Employee Productivity During the Pandemic
in Entrepreneurship/by Kenneth W. BoydBefore the pandemic, teleconferencing was a meeting between managers and staff submitting weekly reports, daily morning briefings, idea-generating marketing campaigns, or just a remote way of introducing senior staff members to the rest of the team on the other side of the globe. Businesses would take advantage of this technology for its convenient form […]
Financial Education: Why It’s Never Too Late (Or Early) To Learn
in Personal Finance/by Kenneth W. BoydWhat kind of financial education did you have as a kid? If you’re anything like most modern adults, the answer is probably “very little”, limited to what your parents told you about keeping a household budget. How much you retained might also be a worthwhile question, as the framing of these lessons was usually explaining […]