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Does Your Business Really Need a Loan?

Published On January 2, 2017 Published By Eric Rosenberg

Business credit can be complicated and expensive, so before rushing out and taking thousands of dollars in business loans, consider whether your business really needs a loan. It is important to look at your business holistically and consider your cash flow, balance sheet, and other factors before ap...

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How Startup Accelerators Work

Published On December 29, 2016 Published By Eric Rosenberg

The world of startups is exciting, but knowing how to build a new tech company, manage competing demands, raise funds, keep up with bookkeeping, and everything else that goes into a new startup can be a lot to handle. If you are a hopeful entrepreneur looking to break into the startup community, a s...

Retirement

9 Interesting Facts About Freelancing

Published On December 26, 2016 Published By Eric Rosenberg

Freelance marketplace UpWork teamed up with the Freelancers Union to create the “Freelancing in America: 2016” report. This report is filled with useful interesting facts about freelancing from two of the biggest freelancer focused organizations in the country. Continue on for nine interesting ...

Business Tips, Retirement

Dealing with a Problem Client as a Freelancer

Published On December 22, 2016 Published By Eric Rosenberg

If you’ve been freelancing for a while, you have most likely come across a problem client or two. If not, expect one to rear its ugly head at some point in the future. When dealing with a difficult, demanding client, here are some tools and ideas you can use to make the experience smoother for [&h...

Business Tips, Money Tips

Important Business Bank Accounts for a New Freelancer

Published On December 19, 2016 Published By Eric Rosenberg

If you are new to the world of freelancing, you are dealing with lots of decisions. LLC vs. Sole Proprietor vs. S-Corp. Mac vs. PC. What services do I pay for and where can I save money? But you can’t do much of anything until you’ve setup your bank accounts. It is important to choose […]...

Business Tips

Why Credit Card Chips Matter for Your Business

Published On December 15, 2016 Published By Eric Rosenberg

Banks across the country are sending out new credit cards to their customers. The cards are fitted with an EMV chip, a small computer chip used when processing transactions. The chips are important to any business that accepts credit cards. Read on to learn how EMV chips impact your business and ...

Retirement

5 Career Paths to Break into Freelancing

Published On December 12, 2016 Published By Eric Rosenberg

The world of freelancing is one of the best working meritocracies in the world. The best, hardest working freelancers can rise to the top and see great success while those who are not willing to put in the hustle or can’t deliver great results won’t make the cut. If you are interested in...

Business Tips, Retirement

How to Perfect the Customer Experience as a Freelancer

Published On December 8, 2016 Published By Eric Rosenberg

While leaving a day job to freelance full-time can feel like you are leaving the world of bosses behind. You are in for a rude awaking if that is your perception. Just like all businesses, you will have many different bosses as a business owner. Each client is both a customer and a boss. If [&hellip...

Retirement

Is Your Personality Right for Freelancing?

Published On December 5, 2016 Published By Eric Rosenberg

Freelancing isn’t for everyone, but for some people it offers an amazing lifestyle opportunity. As a full-time freelancer myself, the topic comes up in conversation from time to time. In the last couple of weeks, I spoke with someone who quit freelancing after a few months and someone who has ...

Personal Finance

Credit Cards for Dummies

Published On December 1, 2016 Published By Eric Rosenberg

Credit cards are an important part of your business and personal finances. Understanding how they work is vital to long-term financial success, particularly if you use credit cards for everyday purchases. You can use credit cards as a tool to unlock cash back and travel rewards, or a credit card can...

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