1. Make a budget and stick to it – For both your personal life and business, it is important to budget. Set spending and saving goals and stick to these goals.
2. Spend less money than you earn -- It does not matter how much or little you earn personally, or how much the business makes, simply spend less and earn more. Take a look at those areas where you can cut corners which will usually result in big savings.
3. Make a plan for saving -- Save first, because if you wait until you've met all your other financial obligations before seeing what's left over to save, chances are you'll never save. Put aside a minimum of five to ten percent of your income for savings each month before you pay bills or spend money.
4. Maximize any benefits -- 401(k) plans, medical and dental insurance, or even flexible spending accounts are worth a lot. Make sure you're maximizing these programs and take advantage of the ones that can save you money.
5. Think about accounts receivable factoring -- If your company's invoices are being paid 60 to 90 days out, and often times these are late, invoice factoring is an excellent solution to get paid right away.
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