Zlock & Coverdale, P.C. Langhorne, PA Contact Practice Areas: Divorce, Family Divorce always involves some adjustment in terms of the income(s) on which a spouse can rely and depend for day-to-day living expenses and future savings. The type of adjustment simply varies from case to case. For instance, there may be a transition from a two …
6 MINUTE READ The emotional and financial consequences of a divorce are difficult to get your mind around. People tend to go numb in the middle of that chaos, because facing all those realities at once would be too much to bear. But as gut-wrenching as a divorce can be, all we have to do …
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BY CATHY MEYER UPDATED MARCH 12, 2018 If you’re going through a divorce, chances are it’s left your budget a little lopsided with much less monthly income to use in your current lifestyle. Now is the time to re-evaluate your budget, not months later when you’ve gotten deeper into debt and your credit has been ruined. Budgeting …
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You could be in the position to splurge on a sexy, sporty sedan to celebrate your divorce. On the flip side, the loss of your spouse’s income contribution to the household could be greater than your drop in expenses. Either way, a post-divorce budget will let you know where you stand with your finances, help …
Entrepreneurship. Startup. These are buzzwords for many Americans that aspire to start a business of their own—and there are indeed many. In fact, the 2016 Kaufman Index on Startup Activity reported that 550,000 new businesses are started every month in America. The trend shows no signs of slowing, but the traditional path to accomplishing the entrepreneurial dream …
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Some people may not want to start up their own enterprise, so acquiring someone else’s SME can seem beneficial – but there are drawbacks Alison Coleman Fri 3 May 2013 10.59 BST Returning loyal customers and engaged staff are among the benefits of buying an existing business. Photograph: SWNS.com Starting a business from scratch is a major …
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BY SUSAN WARD Updated October 11, 2018 Has a small business for sale caught your eye? If you know what to look for and how to buy a small business, buying an existing operation can be a great opportunity to step into the company without going through the process of starting from scratch. If you buy …
By Priyanka Prakash on May 17, 2016 | Business Acquisition, Financing, How To | Comments (0) Here at Fit Small Business we have written over a dozen articles on how to buy a business. In this ultimate guide, we bring together all the resources on buying and valuing a business into one place. This guide covers the following: Where to Find Businesses for Sale Questions to Ask When …
What makes an entrepreneur great has much more to do with what happens after their idea is born than how they come up with it in the first place. How do they turn their vision into a business? How do they develop their team? How do they generate sales and funds? And how do they …
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Many aspiring leaders take conventional routes to the top in business: They get on a C-suite track at a large company, climb the ladder to partnership at a consulting or investment firm, or launch their own start-up. But there is another career path that has become increasingly popular in recent years: buying and running an …