Jennifer Dethloff 4/29/21 Jennifer Dethloff 4/29/21

Four Steps to a Successful Profitability Analysis

Are you uncertain about the level of success you achieved? There's a quick way to get an overview of your finances.

Jennifer Dethloff 4/27/21 Jennifer Dethloff 4/27/21

7 Easy Ways to Cut Down Your Business Costs

Keeping costs low is important to maximize your profits and protect your small business against inflation, but you need to know how to do it effectively without hurting your productivity, reputation or staff morale. Here are some easy ways to control your costs to protect the financial health of your business.

Jennifer Dethloff 4/22/21 Jennifer Dethloff 4/22/21

What to Know Before Starting a Business

Most business owners who fail to get their business off the ground do so because they rush in blindly. Knowing what awaits could save you some costly mistakes.

Jennifer Dethloff 4/20/21 Jennifer Dethloff 4/20/21

Why You Need A Bookkeeper For The Growth Of Your Small Business

In addition to saving you time and money, a good bookkeeper helps you to manage your cash flow, plan ahead, make smart decisions and reduce any risks to the financial health of your business. Here’s why investing in a quality bookkeeper beats the DIY route every time.

Jennifer Dethloff 4/15/21 Jennifer Dethloff 4/15/21

5 Simple Ways for Startups to Improve Cash Flow Management

Think of cash flow as blood flow and you’ll understand just how vital it is to the health of your business; without it, you’ll die. That sounds bleak, but it really is important to manage your cash flow well from the very beginning and protect your business against any problems along the way.

Jennifer Dethloff 4/13/21 Jennifer Dethloff 4/13/21

Why Cash Flow Forecasting Is Critical to Success

Cash flow forecasting can show you the ups and downs in your business. If you want to know what action to take, this is one tool that can help.

Jennifer Dethloff 4/8/21 Jennifer Dethloff 4/8/21

Why It’s Important to Separate Your Personal and Business Finances

Yes, keeping track of multiple accounts may seem like extra work but in the long term keeping your personal and business finances separate will make it a lot easier to manage your money.