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4 Steps To Take To Incorporate Your Business
Congratulations—you’ve landed on a business idea that can benefit your community while turning a profit! In order to get your idea off the ground, you’ll need to incorporate your business as its own entity. Take these steps one at a time, and you’ll soon be a proud and proper business owner. Choose a Unique Name…
Read MoreThe Benefits of Not Spending Your Money To Start a Business
If you’re hesitant to take out a loan or use a unique financing option to fund your business, you may think using your own money is a better idea. However, you have a limited amount of money, so you’re limited in what you can do with it. On the other hand, when you’re not spending…
Read MoreThe Advantages of ROBS Funding Over Other Funding Options
What is a ROBS, and how can you use one to your advantage as you grow your small business? ROBS is an acronym for Rollover for Business Startups, a financial strategy that allows you to roll over your 401(k) funds into a new retirement plan established by your business—tax penalty-free. The business retirement plan uses…
Read More5 Pro Tips for Every Aspiring Entrepreneur
If you have an innovative new idea that can fill an open niche in your community, channel that entrepreneurial spirit into a brand-new business. Starting a business always carries some risk with it, but you can embrace that risk and turn it into an opportunity! These pro tips are designed to help every aspiring entrepreneur…
Read MoreWhat You Need To Know About Contributing to a 401(k)
If your regular day job has a 401(k) program, you’ll do well to take advantage of that savings opportunity. 401(k) retirement accounts offer tax advantages to individuals who contribute a portion of their paycheck to that investment account. What should you know about contributing to your 401(k)? Pango Financial is here to offer a few…
Read MoreWhat Retirement Plans Work With Rollover Business Financing?
If you’d like to use your own funds to give your small business a boost, you may be in luck—several common retirement plans work with rollover business financing, or ROBS (Rollover for Business Startups). Stand on your own two feet by using one of these retirement accounts to fund exciting new business ventures. 401(k) Do…
Read MoreThe Benefits of Self-Funding Your Business
How do you want to fund your small business? There are plenty of options available to you, from SBA loans to crowdfunding solutions. However, self-funding your business also brings many benefits with it. Consider taking the plunge and injecting your own money into your small business to boost its chances of success. Retain Control When…
Read MoreHow To Select the Best Business Funding Solution
Are you in the process of starting a new business? It’s an exciting venture; from choosing an office or storefront to constructing a five-year plan, business ownership can be remarkably rewarding. However, to reap those rewards more effectively, you’ll need adequate startup funds to hit the ground running. Most people don’t have that kind of…
Read More6 Common Myths About Rollovers As Business Startups
If you’ve been reading up on small businesses and startups, you’ve probably heard of a funding opportunity referred to as Rollovers as Business Startups, or ROBS. As with any investment, a ROBS plan is a leap of faith that your business idea will pay off. However, many misconceptions exist about this particular funding option. We’re…
Read MoreDifferences Between 401(k) Loans & 401(k) Business Financing
If you are a new business owner looking to pay your startup costs, you have a few options at your disposal. Your 401(k) retirement account could be instrumental in getting your business off the ground. But what are your options? Look at the difference between 401(k) loans and 401(k) business financing to make the most…
Read MoreInsights for long-term entrepreneurial success
Entrepreneurial thinking has been around since the development of money. And it has grown exponentially since the pandemic forced people to re-think and adapt their own prospects. That leaves the small business community with an outsized contingent of new business owners. While many of those new companies are owned by seasoned business professionals, many are…
Read MoreUse social media to maximize response
Social media—such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and others—serve businesses best in two broad areas: in public relations (PR) (by building and reinforcing awareness) and in advertising (by showcasing targeted paid ads). And the platforms have carved out a comfortable niche for small businesses looking for either service. Or both. If you use social media mainly…
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