Retirement planning is straightforward when an employer provides a pension, a regular paycheque, and a predictable contribution schedule. Entrepreneurs usually…
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Business owners spend years building value and surprisingly little time asking how quickly that value could disappear. A fire, lawsuit,…
Entrepreneurs often know exactly how much they have invested in their companies and only vaguely how much they have invested…
Not long ago, applying for business financing usually meant gathering tax returns, printing statements, booking a meeting, and waiting. FinTech…
A profitable business does not automatically produce a wealthy owner. Money can circulate through a company for years—payroll, inventory, debt,…
Ask ten business owners what is holding back their next move, and capital will come up quickly. The need may…
The phrase “business loan” makes financing sound more uniform than it is. Borrowing to cover a thirty-day receivable gap is…
For many entrepreneurs, the business is not simply a source of income. It is the largest asset, the family’s livelihood,…
Digital payments are growing, but cash has not disappeared from Canadian commerce. Many convenience stores, restaurants, hospitality businesses, entertainment venues,…
