Financial Management | Page 3

A professional bookkeeper actually saves you money through less human error and the bills that get paid on time.

Being in business for yourself is liberating, if you have the right tools for tracking your expenses and invoices.

When your business is big enough, hiring a controller to keep watch on expenses is a smart move.

A company founded on debt often must borrow more later but finds no bank interested in lending.

Work with a trusted advisor to develop a strategic forecast, and you won't need 15 minutes of fame to rescue your business.

These tips can help your company make the most of the investments it has earned.

A part-time CFO focuses on key financial elements, rather than day-to-day details of the business.

Scenario planning can elevate your entrepreneurial vision, leading to increased value and growth potential.

Growth is important, but a "growth-at-any-cost" mindset may keep you from reaching long-term, sustainable goals.

It's be time to assess your spending and look beyond the books to identify inefficiencies and places your business could be losing money.

Being careful with the leap of faith can create a stable foundation for a successful startup.

Know what to look for in your spouse's behavior once you're sure you two are headed for splitsville.

Here's what you need to know if you plan on rehabbing an existing business.

No matter where you are at on the success and failure spectrum, there will always be bumps in the road and financial setbacks.

Financial management platform BodeTree is rolling out a feature that allows small-business owners to skip the shoebox full of receipts, skip the accounting software and go directly to a clean, sorted financial dashboard.

Even profitable businesses are better off watching the pennies. Step one is a friendly tutorial about the costs that employees drive.

Profit-sharing can be tricky business, so here's what you need to know to do it right.

Fundbox chases down the payments for you. Here's how it works.

In the pilot program backers can pay a small fee in exchange for a guaranteed refund if the product fails to arrive within three months of its estimated delivery date.

The rigors of bootstrapping your startup shape company culture, compel innovation and keep control where you want it, in your hands.

Creating a solid foundation for raising funds will help a company to be more organized and have a better chance of getting that much-needed capital.