If you’re considering starting your own home-based business, you may be in good company. Setting up a business from home may mean more than just hooking up a printer or ordering business cards. Below are a few steps to take when setting up your home-based business.

Knowing where your money is going and making sure you’re adequately funding your future could be helpful to maintain your lifestyle for the decades that you may live. Whether you’re a Baby Boomer, Gen X-er, Millennial, or a member of Gen Z, there are a few things you may focus on to help you pursue your financial goals.

Though franchises may take away much of the hassle and up-front cost of starting a business, essentially providing a “business in a box,” there are also some special considerations to mull over before purchasing a franchise.

September 22nd is American Business Women’s Day, and it may be the perfect day to celebrate women who have surpassed the glass ceiling and gone on to be leaders and inspirations for businesswomen everywhere.

Though working parents make up one of the largest demographic groups in the country, they face many challenges—from the cost of childcare to inconvenient scheduling issues.

When it comes to 401(k) plans, some people may find themselves a bit confused about the 10% Federal income tax penalty for withdrawals prior to age 59½ and hardship withdrawals from a 401(k) plan.

Nonprofit charitable organizations often rely on contributions from businesses and individuals to help them accomplish their goals and provide the products, programs, and services needed.

By taking some steps toward disaster preparedness, you may gain some security that helps you set these worries aside.