Many business owners eventually come to the point where they will be moving on from the business they passionately built over the years, and having a good exit strategy will help them navigate this important and intimate event in their…
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Inflation From October 2020 to October 2021, the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers grew by 6.2 percent, which according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, was the most significant 12-month gain since November…
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From developing an idea into a viable business to growing revenue, managing finances, and eventual exit and sale, the journey of entrepreneurship can be risky and fascinating. In the upcoming episodes of Grow Money…
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Health insurance is an essential aspect in recruiting and retaining employees as well as sustaining productivity and employee happiness in a small business. In today’s episode, we have a distinguished guest, John Butler, joining us to take a deep dive into what…
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The open enrollment period for Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) and Health Savings Accounts (HSA) is approaching. During the enrollment period, employees can enroll in or amend their contributions for the future year for FSAs and HSAs,…
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The House Ways & Means Committee recently released proposed tax reform legislation that brings major changes to the current levels of taxation, including reversals of several provisions introduced in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act…
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This week on the podcast, we’re continuing our mini-series dedicated to debunking popular misconceptions around investing by exploring the truth about whether U.S. multinational securities provide enough international exposure for your portfolio. Throughout today’s…
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Securities lending is one of the widely misunderstood concepts in the investment community, and shows up intermittently in the news for both positive and negative reasons. However, this complex trading pattern driven by short selling…
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Commercial real estate is something many investors seem to be interested in both as an asset class as well as a place for operating their businesses. Justin Smith, a broker, industrial advisor, and author, joins…
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Compensating employees with some form of equity has become a fairly common practice among employers. This may come in several flavors, including paying employees in restricted stock units, employee stock purchase plans, incentive & non-qualified…
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