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If you're tired of late nights in the office dealing with accounting paperwork, have confusion and anxiety every year at tax time, or have piles of disorganized accounting paperwork on your desk...
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We want you to have a clean desk, clear mind and be confident that you know exactly where your business is headed so you can spend time on what matters to you.
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I think this is an awesome problem to have. My question is are you trying to establish business credit or personal credit and what is the purpose. If it's a business credit then whoever holds your business bank account should be able to offer you a business credit card. Use it to pay some...
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I think this is an awesome problem to have. My question is are you trying to establish business credit or personal credit and what is the purpose. If it's a business credit then whoever holds your business bank account should be able to offer you a business credit card. Use it to pay some bills and pay it off every month. If it's a personal credit go to capital one and apply for a credit card use it for some expenses and then pay it off every month. Within three months you'll have a credit score with the big three. And that's it.
I've been seeing this all over the internet lately or maybe it's because my son is starting his sophomore year in high school so we are talking about college a lot. First off I would say this. Do not in any respect pay 150,000 for college that is a ridiculous amount of money unless s/he is...
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I've been seeing this all over the internet lately or maybe it's because my son is starting his sophomore year in high school so we are talking about college a lot. First off I would say this. Do not in any respect pay 150,000 for college that is a ridiculous amount of money unless s/he is going to become a doctor. If your kid can't take AP classes then go to a local community college and let him live at home for free. Transfer to a larger 4 year college. No reason to spend 600 on meal plans or 900 dollars a month on a dorm room. I'm not paying for my kid to party. Go to an in-state school Get scholarships Have him/her pay for their own living expenses (sorry time to get a job son) Know that no matter what job you get out of college it will not be the same place you end up in 10 years so get a generic degree unless they are interested in specific STEM careers. 2nd if my son is hell-bent on starting a business I would have him follow this methodology and give him 500 bucks to start and 6 months of free rent at home.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Entrepreneur/comments/apaahf/how_to_turn_500_into_a_lot_more_lawn_care/
If he couldn't pay himself after that I'd tell him to close up shop and get a job or go back to school. If he was successful sell the business and start something else or make it grow. Take the difference in the $100 - $150,000 and put it away for my retirement etc..... If that was completely covered it's time for me to look at retirement ;)
I read the book "Never Eat Alone" and it changed my perspective on how to network. Great actionable advice that will help you at networking events.
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I read the book "Never Eat Alone" and it changed my perspective on how to network. Great actionable advice that will help you at networking events.
Under promise but over deliver! Works like a charm.
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Under promise but over deliver! Works like a charm.
