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Exiting Your Business: Maximize The Value of Your Business Before Selling
Getting the best price for your business means planning well in advance, even if the sale is years away. Continue reading
Exiting Your Business: Finding The Right Successor For Your Business
Effective succession planning gives you the reassurance that your business will be in good hands after you’ve retired. Continue reading
Protecting Your Business: Protecting Your Intellectual Property
Protecting your IP assets also lets you maintain a competitive advantage and ensures that your hard work and financial investments are used to your business’s advantage. Continue reading
Protecting Your Business: Protecting and Valuing Your Intangible Assets
Businesses with intangible assets tend to be worth more than those that don’t. Continue reading
Exiting Your Business: Determining Your Exit Strategy
A clean exit is usually best, where you walk away with a substantial payout and are safe in the knowledge your business is in good hands. Continue reading
Grow Your Business: Developing New Products and Services
Successful businesses are those that are continually looking for ways to innovate. Continue reading
Protecting Your Business: Protecting Your Business Online
Like most things in business, prevention is better than a cure; a little planning now could save you significant financial costs in the future. Continue reading
Protecting Your Business: Cyber Security FAQ’s
Good examples of cyber security measures include strong passwords, two-factor authentication, staff education, and pre-prepared disaster recovery plans. Continue reading
Protecting Your Business: Developing an Early Warning System
The sooner you know something needs fixing the earlier you can remedy the issue and the stronger your business will be. Continue reading
How Emergency Funds Work In Practice
It’s best to stash the money in a separate high-yield savings account at your credit union, bank or other financial institution. Continue reading