Exit planning involves arranging your business and personal finances prior to a sale. The process can be very complicated as it often deals with taxes, investments, estate planning and more.
 

How to Get a Big Company Multiple for Your Business

Big public companies trade at a significant premium over small businesses in the same industry because investors perceive big, sophisticated ... Read More

 

Put Your Objectives in the Driver’s Seat

“You’ve got to be very careful if you don’t know where you’re going, because you might not ... Read More

 

Jargon Explained: 6 Terms You Need to Become Familiar with Before...

Have you ever walked into the doctor’s office with nothing more than a cough only to walk out with ... Read More

 

Exiting Your Business Is a Process, Not a Mystery

Nora Chapman’s story was typical of most business owners who have made the tough decision to leave their companies. ... Read More

 

One Hidden Thing That Drives Your Company’s Value

You already know that your company’s revenue and profits play a big role in how much your business is ... Read More

 

Don’t Fall For It: The 5 Mistakes Entrepreneurs Make When Dream...

If there’s one thing I’ve learned in my years of working as a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, it’s ... Read More

 

Buy-Sell Agreements Should Protect You, Your Co-Owners And Your C...

Imagine, on the eve of your wedding, that you plan to divorce, on a friendly basis of course, in 15 years ... Read More

 

10 Things That Make Your Business More Valuable than That of Your...

The value of your company is partly determined by your industry. For example, cloud-based software companies are generally worth a ... Read More