Author: Ed Barton

How Your Kids Can Save You Taxes and Get Rich In the Process

One often-overlooked tax benefit for business owners is putting their kids to work in their business. If you are self-employed, you can take advantage of this by paying your kids $6,000 each for performing services in your business. The business gets a tax deduction for the compensation, saving taxes on the parent’s tax return. Also,… Continue reading How Your Kids Can Save You Taxes and Get Rich In the Process

16 Corporate Training Tips You Need To Know

Maybe you’re nervous because your boss expects you to pull together a workplace training event, and this is your first time having to do something like this. Relax and use this step-by-step guide to prepare and lead a rewarding training session that will make participants want to return for more. Clarify your purpose. Ensure your… Continue reading 16 Corporate Training Tips You Need To Know

8 Ways You and Your Bank Can Fight Credit Card Fraud

Criminals have become more sophisticated. Technology can now read and store your credit card information while the card is still in your wallet or purse. Even online stores sell stolen credit card information to anyone who can afford the cost! One study found that American consumers’ most common financial fear is debit card and credit… Continue reading 8 Ways You and Your Bank Can Fight Credit Card Fraud

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9 Money Tips for Professionals

Personal finance still isn’t required in high school or college. This results in many young adults not having a good foundational knowledge of managing their finances. Fortunately, this subject isn’t complicated. A willingness to learn and do a little reading is required. With a small investment of time and energy, anyone can become fluent and… Continue reading 9 Money Tips for Professionals

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13 Mid-Career Steps To Recharge Your Career

After working for 20 years or more, it’s natural to assume that you know how to manage your career. However, a study by Harvard Business Review found that mid-career professionals need help to avoid being undervalued and overworked. The researchers found that professionals between the ages of 40 and 48 were the group most likely… Continue reading 13 Mid-Career Steps To Recharge Your Career

17 Business Lessons From Your Lemonade Stand Experience

How to Use Your Lemonade Stand Experience to Succeed in Business Lemonade stands have taught kids how to run a business for generations. Remember the old Peanuts cartoon where Lucy dispenses advice instead of drinks for five cents, and then Snoopy undercuts her for two cents? Even if your neighborhood was less competitive growing up,… Continue reading 17 Business Lessons From Your Lemonade Stand Experience

What Is Private International Law?

You’re not alone if you’ve ever wondered about the legal framework governing disputes between parties from different countries. Private international law, also known as conflict of laws, is a fascinating and complex area of law that can be difficult to wrap your head around. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at what… Continue reading What Is Private International Law?

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6 Times When Paying Off Your Mortgage Is A Bad Idea

You might consider spending extra money on your mortgage to eliminate your debt more quickly. However, paying off your mortgage early isn’t always a good idea. Each situation is unique, and no solution is the right choice for everyone. Eliminating debt is a great idea, but it’s not always the best. Consider these reasons to… Continue reading 6 Times When Paying Off Your Mortgage Is A Bad Idea

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