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How To Choose A Business Structure That Fits Your Financial Priorities
Sixty-six percent of millennials want to start a business, according to a recent study from Bentley University. If you’ve gone through the work of creating a business plan, doing market research, and you’re looking to grow or secure funding, the structure of your business is a critical consideration. This is a discussion of some different business structures, risks and costs involved, and specific advantages of each structure.
Women’s Involvement In Finances And How To Avoid Financial Regret
Several studies have recently found that women have varying degrees of involvement in their finances over the course of their lives. Many women throughout have felt financial regret due to varying levels of involvement and inaction. This is a discussion of those findings, along with actions women can take to avoid financial regret.
Sustainable Investing And How To Align Your Investments To Your Values
4 Financial Tips For Navigating The Gig Economy
Whether you have a small side hustle or freelancing makes up your entire income, navigating the financial side of the gig economy can be difficult. Here are some tips to make it a little easier.
Why The Rise Of AI Shouldn’t Change The Way You Invest
I view the rise of AI as something like the Industrial Revolution in 1760-1840. The industrial revolution made certain processes that were already in place better and it also opened new doors. I want to explore AI and where it currently stands with the largest three stock sectors that comprise the S&P 500: information technology, healthcare, and financials, and why you should not be changing the way you invest because of it.
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