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Keep good tax records all year long

Keep good tax records all year long

Organizing a system for keeping your tax records doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. It just has to be…well, […]

7 different New Year’s resolutions for small business owners

7 different New Year’s resolutions for small business owners

Has there ever been a more challenging time, especially for small business owners, to make and keep resolutions than the […]

Is your customer service ready for the holidays?

Is your customer service ready for the holidays?

Even if your small business isn’t part of the retail industry, there’s just something about the holidays that makes any […]

Year-end appreciation gifts your employees will truly appreciate

Year-end appreciation gifts your employees will truly appreciate

If your small business is like most, it’s been another challenging year for you and your team. So, at the […]

Take advantage of tax deductions for small business owners

Take advantage of tax deductions for small business owners

We know, we know, it’s still this year. But it’s time to start thinking about what you’ll need to have […]

This autumn, take a cozy cue or two from Scandinavia

This autumn, take a cozy cue or two from Scandinavia

Have you ever noticed that the Scandinavian countries (Norway, Denmark, Sweden) consistently rank near the top on lists of the […]

6 ways to fine-tune your virtual meeting experience

6 ways to fine-tune your virtual meeting experience

Virtual meetings have proven their value over the past couple of years, whether you’re working remotely, back in the office […]

9 ways to keep your brain in shape

9 ways to keep your brain in shape

You don’t have to be a senior citizen to have a “senior moment.” We’ve probably all wandered into a room […]

Meal prepping: Is it for you?

Meal prepping: Is it for you?

If there’s ever a month when it’s good to be prepared, it’s September. Between back to school, back to work […]

Cut the cord: Alternatives to cable

Cut the cord: Alternatives to cable

No two ways about it: Cable TV is expensive. According to a 2020 report from Allconnect, a company that assists […]

Budgeting 101 for college students

Budgeting 101 for college students

College is expensive, whether you’re paying for it or living it. That’s why it’s a good idea to create a […]

The automation myth: Automation replaces good people

The automation myth: Automation replaces good people

From pandemic lockdowns to a great resignation, the working world has been through an unprecedented amount of turbulence in the […]

PTO: Use it or lose more than time off

PTO: Use it or lose more than time off

Of the many things America does well, taking vacation time isn’t always one of them. Don’t believe us? According to […]

7 hot ways to boost summer sales for your small business

7 hot ways to boost summer sales for your small business

People do lots of things during the summer—take vacations, grill in the backyard, attend ball games and go to the […]

Print or digital: What’s your summer reading choice?

Print or digital: What’s your summer reading choice?

Ahh, summer. Those long, lovely, lazy days are almost here—and for many of us, that means one thing: Lots and […]

9 ways to save for retirement

9 ways to save for retirement

The recent popularity of M. Night Shyamalan’s “Old” offers a fascinating yet unsurprising truth—we fear aging. This fear could be […]

Scheduling ‘me’ time: Tips for self-care

Scheduling ‘me’ time: Tips for self-care

Scheduling “me time” used to be a luxury for those who could afford it—now it’s a necessity for everyone.  With […]

How Gen Z will shift the working world

How Gen Z will shift the working world

It’s as predictable as the dawn: A new generation enters the workforce, they shake up the status quo and they […]

Learn from your return with these tax takeaways

Learn from your return with these tax takeaways

Whew! Your tax return is signed and sent, and Uncle Sam has been paid (or has paid you). So now […]

5 myths about accountants

5 myths about accountants

When most people think about accountants, a vision of a dark room with a disheveled accountant hunched over a desk […]

The ins and outs of travel insurance

The ins and outs of travel insurance

Before COVID, travel insurance was often dismissed as an unnecessary expense. But now, we’ve seen how quickly plans can go […]

7 ways to take care of your heart for American Heart Month

7 ways to take care of your heart for American Heart Month

February is all about hearts, and for a good reason: It’s American Heart Month. Ever since President Lyndon B. Johnson […]

3 things you can do to make your accountant happy at tax time

3 things you can do to make your accountant happy at tax time

Want to be your accountant’s favorite client? (Well, even more than you are now, of course. Which is a lot. […]

Throw the ultimate affordable Super Bowl party

Throw the ultimate affordable Super Bowl party

Like a professional quarterback’s salary, throwing a Super Bowl party can be expensive. So how can you be sure—affordably—that your […]