About Howard S. Dvorkin
Howard Dvorkin, CPA is the chairman of Debt.com, an entrepreneur, personal finance adviser, and author. He focuses his endeavors in consumer finance, technology, media and real estate industries. Money cannot buy happiness, but going into debt always buys misery. That’s why I launched Debt.com.
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Prepare to Succeed
Financial Wellness Is Now a Requirement, Not a Perk
More than eight in 10 employers told Bank of America that teaching their workers about money will yield tangible results.
Spending
Don't Listen When Your Customers Say They're Reining in Spending
During and even after a crisis, people respond emotionally ... and they spend the same way.
Growth Strategies
3 Lessons About Failing the Right Way
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News and Trends
The Rise of Impostor Entrepreneurs
It's not only easier to steal an identity, but also to create one.
Philanthropy
How to Grow Your Business by Giving Away (Some of) the Profits
Done correctly, setting up a scholarship is both noble and profitable.
Entrepreneurship
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You need to focus on making money. Distractions can be fatal.
Business Failure
3 Surefire Ways for Successful Entrepreneurs to Lose It All
Entrepreneurs rushing to reach the proverbial next level often end up broke instead.
Cultivating Emotional Intelligence
Can't Compete With Google's Perks? Here's How to Keep Your Team Happy on a Startup Budget.
Do whatever you can do with everything you've got.
Social Entrepreneurship
How to be Charitable After a Mass Shooting Without Getting Sucked Into Political Controversy
We live in an odd time when even mass murder is a fraught issue but if your heart is in the right place you will find a way to help.
Young Entrepreneur
Why Today's Children Don't Want to Grow Up and Start a Business
A new study says kids today don't crave being their own boss.
News and Trends
Will Equifax Make Money From Its Massive Security Breach?
The company that lost your most sensitive information will, for a fee, protect you from the people who stole it.
Cultivating Emotional Intelligence
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Sure, technology will keep evolving but so will the psychology of the entrepreneurs and their customers.
Lessons
3 Money Lessons From Pro Athletes Who Went Broke
Don't just cheer from the sidelines. Learn from superstars who made big mistakes so you finish ahead of the game.
Credit Scores
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A FICO study found that public records of adverse civil judgments are too often wrong to rely on when calculating credit ratings.