Category: Business

Many business owners and executives would like to save more money for retirement than they are allowed to contribute to their 401(k) plan. For 2017, the annual elective deferral contribution

The College Board reports that the average published charges for tuition, fees, room, and board at private, non-profit, four-year schools were more than $45,000 in the 2016–2017 academic year. At

Is business going so well that you are thinking about adding another location? If this is the case, congratulations! Before you start planning the ribbon-cutting ceremony, however, take a step

The federal Small Business Administration reports that about 75 percent of small business owners donate some portion of their profits to charity each year. The average contribution is around six

“Sorry, we don’t carry that item.” Or perhaps, “No, that’s not part of our service package.” How many times a year do your salespeople utter these words or ones like

From the time a business opens its doors, the owner is told “cash is king.” It may seem intuitive that having a very large amount of cash could never be

What could stop your company from operating for a day, month, or year? A flood or fire? Perhaps a key supplier shuts down temporarily or permanently, or maybe a hacker

As a business evolves, so must its compensation strategy. Hopefully, your company is growing — perhaps adding employees or promoting staff members who are key to your success. Other things

Among major corporations, 401(k) plans have become common, but even the smallest of businesses can have a 401(k) plan for retirement. One-participant 401(k) plans, known by names such as Solo

Many business owners buy accounting software and, even if the installation goes well, eventually grow frustrated when they do not get the return on investment they had expected. There is