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Mollie Neal

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Small Business Advisor: Gimme Some Credit
Nov 01, 2008
If you have small-business clients, they may be desperate for cash right now or worried about having enough cash in the coming months. With the government's mid-October announcement that it plans to take stakes in the...
Small Business Advisor: The Seniorpreneur
Sep 01, 2008
In 1952, at the age of 65, Harland Sanders took a $105 social security check and an old family fried chicken recipe, and launched the multi-million dollar Kentucky Fried Chicken fast food business. Sanders was a...
Resurrecting The Defined-Benefit Plan
Jul 01, 2008
Ask successful small-business owners if they are happy with their annual IRS tax bills and most will moan and groan. That was the case with Bob Johnson, founder and CEO of Johnson Insurance & Financial in McKinney...
Recession-Proof Your Clients
Jun 01, 2008
Small-business owners are well aware of today's harsh economic realities. How could they not be? Some companies especially those in real estate and construction are already feeling the pinch of a slowing economy and...
CFO For Hire
May 01, 2008
Nationwide Communications' owner and president Jim Usher knew his firm's finances were in a tangle. But like most small-business owners, he didn't have the wherewithal to sort them out. And he surely didn't have $200...
Use It Or Lose It: Tax Planning For 2009
Apr 01, 2008
Ask a financial expert about the biggest pitfalls that small businesses encounter at tax time, and they'll probably point to a lack of planning. Last ditch efforts, like paying off expenses and putting money into a...
Small Businesses Need New Bootstraps
Mar 01, 2008
Times are tight for small-business owners. Not immune to the sub-prime mortgage collapse, many are finding their best sources of capital home equity financing and credit card debt have dried up. Most recently, small...