by Steve | May 10, 2018 | Entrepreneurship
As an entrepreneur, one should always have a checklist of questions to ask oneself before diving head first into something that might not work out. According to one of the top financial advisors at Wilkins Finance, when wanting to start an online financial market trading business, you should be honest with yourself when asking important questions. Being honest with yourself will prevent you from losing more capital than you can afford to lose when beginning your financial market trading business. With that said, what are the most important questions to ask before you start trading the financial markets?
by Steve | Feb 16, 2018 | Entrepreneurship
Even in a time when digital technology makes it possible for people to work at home, it is undeniable that an office still plays a major role in many businesses. It is not only a physical space where work is done, but it is a productive and interactive community. Through the years, offices have changed in more ways than one, such as through the things that will be briefly mentioned in the rest of this post.
by Steve | Jul 5, 2017 | Entrepreneurship
There’s a lot of things to consider when you’re choosing your corporate ties, but one thing seems to prove particularly difficult: should you stick with just company colours or also add in your corporate logo?
by Steve | Oct 14, 2015 | Entrepreneurship
Going into business can be a risky move that requires a great deal of careful planning. It’s vital that you ensure your business is suitably protected in order to successfully grow and flourish.
by Steve | Sep 28, 2015 | Entrepreneurship
Starting your own business requires money but that doesn’t mean you have to miss out on some easy ways to save. Here are some tips to help you stash away the cash.
by Steve | Sep 14, 2015 | Entrepreneurship
Many people dream of owning their own business, but few are fully prepared for the challenges. Here’s what you need to know before you quit your day job and embark on a venture of your own. You Need Self-Discipline When you work for someone else, you do need self-discipline but, if you veer off the path, there’s someone there to put you back on it. Your boss, and his boss, act as a sort of “guide” to keep you profitable to the company. When you’re on your own, you have to decide what’s profitable, and you need self discipline to make it happen. No one is holding your hand, telling you to come in at 6AM, when to leave, and when to have lunch. For many, this freedom is one of the major reasons for starting a business. But, that freedom comes with incredible responsibility. Are you ready for it? Expenses Add Up The expenses add up like you wouldn’t believe. Between insurances, taxes, and employee benefits, you’re going to have to shell out thousands – and that money never comes back to you. And, that’s not even including the upfront costs for research, development, and marketing and sales. You Are Fully Liable You are fully liable for the actions of your company – even when you incorporate. No, you may not be personally liable, but you are liable nonetheless. As the business owner, you will have to make sure that your business complied with all of the local and national laws, you will need to make sure that you’re giving your employees a fair wage, that they are protected and safe while on the job, and that you’re paying your taxes. Most businesses also need help sorting out liability insurance. And, there are many examples on the Slater and
