Being an entrepreneur is all about dreaming big, setting goals and partnering with like-minded individuals who can help move the business forward. Business ideas pop up. Then, come the lists of “how-do-I” questions, reassuring self-talk and launch planning.
As word-of-mouth travels and sales roll in, it’s official – you’re a small business owner! Over the next few months, you’ll take steps to make your workflow more efficient, and ultimately, more professional.
You did it! Your hobby has turned into a side hustle. Or maybe you’ve finally opened that little storefront you’ve always dreamed of. The bottom line is this: You’re now a small business owner and need a small business checking account to manage your daily business operations — and you prefer to keep your money
To help small business owners on the Front Range of Colorado we want to share some of the resources available to them to make 2022 a successful year, whether it is their first year in business or their 40th.
Wondering if purchasing a commercial property for your business is the right choice?
This tax season, small businesses all around Colorado are looking for ways to reduce their taxes.
If you own a small business, choosing the right business banker should be high on your list of important partnerships. Your financial institution can maximize your funds, be a source of future financing (such as loans or lines of credit), provide resources to help you manage your finances better, and help you achieve your overall revenue goals. The best way to
A time may arise when your business needs an injection of capital to expand, purchase critical equipment or make it through a difficult period. In that moment, getting a business loan may be the right financing option. To make it a real option, it’s important to know well in advance what that takes. By arming yourself now with knowledge,
When you’re an entrepreneur, you’re in charge of all business details — including finances. By taking the time now to think about the future, you can intentionally set your business up for financial security beyond the day-to-day flow of income and expenses. You don’t need an employer to prepare for retirement, get insurance or create
Many of us have been in survival mode for the last six months while we figure out how to manage everything associated with the pandemic. Here are four things you can do to shift your business from a reactive, safety mode to a proactive mode where you can start moving ahead again. Recognize survival mode Survival mode isn’t something a business can sustain for the long term. Survival mode is
