Posts Tagged“money”

Self-Employed? Here’s How to Cut Costs

If you are self employed, chances are one of your problems is finding out how to cut costs. When you incur too much expense in your business, you will not take much profit home at the end of the day; and even if you are sitting pretty, it is always a good idea to know how you can reduce expenses and save money in case something goes wrong in the future. Know the expenses you can deduct from your tax As a self employed individual, there are certain expenses you are allowed to deduct when you submit your tax. This…

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CFDs Trading Platform at the Center of New Borussia Dortmund Regional Partnership Deal

With several months to go until the start of the 2018-19 Bundesliga season, the teams are giving most of their attention to the big show which is the World Cup in Russia. But there is still some attention spared to setting up business back in Germany for the fall. Along those lines, there is news out of Europe of a regional partnership deal between one of the Bundesliga’s perennial top tier clubs, Borussia Dortmund signing a regional marketing deal with global investment company GMO Trading. The focus of the partnership will be to market GMO’s industry leading advanced CFDs trading…

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What To Do When Your Business Owes Too Much

Starting your own business is a dream come true for thousands of entrepreneurs, whether you’re turning your passion project into your profession, opening a restaurant, or taking your skills and starting your own firm. But it’s a risk – that’s what being an entrepreneur means. Many businesses wind up shutting down when their owners get in over their heads in debt, with their assets sold off and creditors in line to claim the proceeds. The key to surviving in business is knowing where you stand and predicting trouble before you’re in it. The sooner you know you can’t handle your…

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Common Cents? Finances Aren’t Always Easy

Canada may have earned its spot on the top 10 list of happiest countries in the world, but it’s certainly not the most financially literate. According to the 2009 Canadian Financial Capability Survey (CFCS), the average Canadian is earning a C in terms of household finances. Unless you’ve devoted your life to the financial world by studying economics or subscribing to the Financial Post, you too are probably clueless when it comes to money. But don’t worry —if you’re tired of scratching your head over your bank balance and investments, your poor grades are an easy fix thanks to the…

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Where Do You Turn When Your Business Needs Cash?

Have you looked at your financial books lately? For any small business owner looking to not only stay in business but grow that business, finances mean a ton. Unlike many larger companies able to withstand some rough financial patches, smaller companies tend to have much less room to struggle. If the latter companies get into a period of slow business that can sometimes spell doom when all is said and done. So, where does your small business turn when cash is of greater importance? Checking Your Financial Options In the event your current cash flow is slower than anticipated, you…

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