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Bank of America SB Team in Cash Management2 months ago (Show more Show less)

Your small business guide to managing receivables

Cash flow best practices When it comes to cash flow, the faster you collect payments, the better. Money owed to your company is money not available. So it’s a good idea to assess and refine your… (Show more Show less)

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Steve Strauss in Cash Management2 months ago (Show more Show less)

Small Business Cash Flow Management Made Easy

We are well into the new year and, in all likelihood, you started off the year planning to reach certain financial goals and revenue targets. Before the year gets too far along it’s good to take… (Show more Show less)

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Steve Strauss in Cash Management2 months ago (Show more Show less)

Q&A: Handling Debt in Your Small Business

Q: Hi Steve – From reading your articles, I see you used to be a bankruptcy attorney and I would like to tap that expertise. For various reasons, my business has accumulated a lot of debt. But the… (Show more Show less)

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lendinero in Cash Management3 months ago (Show more Show less)

What are the CD rates paying at BOA?

What are the 6 month CD rates paying at Bank of America. Thinking of opening up one.

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Steve Strauss in Cash Management4 months ago (Show more Show less)

Raising Capital: How Small Businesses Can Tap into Funding

Time Magazine named TruTouch one of 2006’s best inventions. The device, which tests a drivers’ alcohol levels with much faster technology than breathalyzers, won a government grant that allowed the… (Show more Show less)

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Steve Strauss in Cash Management4 months ago (Show more Show less)

5 Financial Tips for the Side Hustler

I have a pal whose side hustle crashed. He decided to become a driver for Lyft. Problem was, his car was 10-years old and that won’t work for companies like Lyft and Uber. Undeterred, he spoke… (Show more Show less)

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Rieva Lesonsky in Cash Management4 months ago (Show more Show less)

The 8 Financial Resolutions Your Small Business Should Adopt Now

Money is the lifeblood of your business and the measure of its success. What’s the best way to keep it flowing? Here are eight financial resolutions for your business to consider: Resolution 1: “I… (Show more Show less)

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Rieva Lesonsky in Cash Management6 months ago (Show more Show less)

The 10 Steps You Should Take to Prepare for an Economic Downturn

Is the U.S. headed for another recession? Two-thirds of America’s business economists project a downturn by the end of 2020, according to a survey reported by Bloomberg—and 10 percent believe it will… (Show more Show less)

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lendinero in Cash Management5 months ago (Show more Show less)

How come you don't have a year to end profit to loss statement?

Working in alternative lending, I have found that most small businesses don't run month to month profit to loss statements. This is insane. If you don't know what happens month to month with your… (Show more Show less)

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LUCKIEST (to lendinero) 5 months ago (Show more Show less)

Good question. You are into alternative lending, I am an accountant. Every (especially) small businesses need professional help. The Banker, the Accountant and the Lawyer. One starts with a…

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Ebong Eka in Cash Management6 months ago (Show more Show less)

Why You Should Examine Accounting Records Before the New Year Begins

Before 2018 ends, it is good idea to complete an overview of your business achievements. The best analysis of progress is to scrutinize your accounting records. As Kevin O’Leary from TV’s Shark Tank… (Show more Show less)

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