Business & Entrepreneurship

How Residual Income Works: What You Need To Know

05.11.2012 by John Frainee 8 comments
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Are you stressed out by your paid-by-the-hour job? Do you feel like you’ll never make a substantial income? Then you should take some time to learn how residual income can help you relax and increase your profits at the same time. Are you ready?

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Where’s My Tax Refund: 3 Common Reasons for Delays

03.22.2012 by John Frainee 11 comments
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If you’re anxiously watching the mailbox wondering where your tax refund is, you’re certainly not alone. Many people are counting on their tax refund to help fund their most recent home improvement project or pay off debt that’s been lingering around for the last millennium. Okay, maybe that last one was a bit harsh, but you get the idea. It might have been several days or weeks since you filed your federal and state taxes, and you’re wondering what’s the holdup. Here are a few things that can delay your tax refund, and how you can track it down.

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7 Best Part-Time Jobs Anyone Can Start

02.01.2012 by John Frainee 16 comments
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You’ve probably heard about diversifying your investments. But have you heard much about diversifying your income? Probably not. Sometimes the key to financial stability is not to land one job – but several! Here are 7 part-time jobs anyone can start. Oh, and did I mention some of these have benefits beyond the wages?

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Make Extra Money: 4 Factors That Will Make or Break Your Goals

12.20.2011 by Jon 5 comments
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Chances are you were raised to believe you should go to work from 9-5 your entire life and that was it. You probably were taught that you should focus on your career and nothing more. What if I told you that you are missing out on opportunity after opportunity to make additional income outside of your typical career path?

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2011 Expiring Tax Provisions

12.17.2011 by Guest 1 comment
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At the end of 2011, there are several tax provisions that are expiring. This may be the last opportunity to use these provisions between now and January 1, 2012. Hurry!

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How Much Should You Have in Your Business Reserves Fund?

12.14.2011 by John Frainee 4 comments
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For the past two years, I’ve been running a sole proprietorship business online. I’ve had to learn a thing or two about how much money to have in my business reserves fund in order to save for domain renewals, hosting renewals, and rewards for my website contributors. How much should you have in your business reserves fund?

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How to Work Your Home Business Alongside Your Children

09.20.2011 by Carol 7 comments
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Sitting at the kitchen table with my laptop, I finally hit “print” for the article I’ve been struggling with for days. But nothing happens. Then, the message appears: “The printer is out of paper.” “Not again,” I mumble as I hoof it to the next room, tripping over my six year old sprawled on the floor with crayons and paper spread about.

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Starting a Business: 7 Costs to Consider

09.05.2011 by Tim 3 comments
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If you’ve ever started a business, you know that it can be exciting, nerve-wracking, and fulfilling all at the same time. Sometimes, the exciting big picture goals of what you want for the business can cause you to forget the smaller details of actually running the business. That’s why you need to make sure you know some of the common and often-overlooked business start up costs.

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How to Transition from Employee to Entrepreneur

08.05.2011 by Guest 12 comments
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Whether you’ve been looking to quit your job to become your own boss for a while now, or if your job may not be there for you much longer, it’s better to prepare for the transition from employee to entrepreneur early. Here are a few things you can do to make a smooth transition…

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11 Steps To Starting A Small Business Online

07.21.2011 by Bob 11 comments
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These were the steps I took to start my online business and they will vary depending on the type of business you are wanting to start. Hopefully they will give you some ideas of some things you need to keep in mind as you progress!

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