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The Good, The Bad And The Ugly For 2023
The Road Ahead In 2023 The Good, The Bad And The Ugly The new year is a great time to reflect on the past 12 months, analyze current and future trends, and strategize new ways to improve your bottom line. Planning is a challenge when you’re dealing with...
Goodbye 2022, Hello Recession?
Small Business Owners See Easing Inflation Pressures, Yet Prices Remain High Is 2023 The New 2008? It seems we hear the word "recession" often lately, yet are the numbers actually reflecting that? Inflation cools in November for the second-straight month,...
This 0.75% Fed Rate Hike Isn’t The Last
The Federal Reserve announced on Wednesday, November 2, 2022 that it is raising interest rates by 3/4 of a percentage point in an attempt to apply the brakes to inflation. It warned that rates will have to go even higher to bring stubbornly high inflation under control.
The Fed’s traditional reaction towards inflation is increasing the short-term borrowing rate for commercial banks. Banks pass those increased rates to borrowers looking to take out personal or commercial loans. Borrowing money becomes more expensive, forcing companies to consider any significant move. The strategy pulls cash out of the economy and with any luck decreases inflation. However, inaction comes with its own risks as small businesses jockey for position in the economic recovery.
Let The Good Times Roll with Seven Sons Trucking
The Never Ending RoadHis Own Man It’s been a good long run since Mitch Cunningham left his job as a superintendent of a construction company to start his own business back in 2014. In the beginning, there was just one truck, a small one room office and a lot of moxie....
The 2022 Monitor 101+ Ranking
Making The Grade Resilience In Adversity Each year equipment finance companies are recognized in the Monitor 101+ ranking. They have demonstrated the ability to connect capital to opportunity and are being recognized for the strength and resilience of their...
Section 179 Is Made For Small Business
The Clock Is Ticking ... It's Kind Of A Big Deal If your business leased equipment between January 1st to December 31st and uses it before the end of 2022, you can deduct 100% of the equipment costs. It's not too late to take advantage of this tax break. Better...
Economic Forecasting Q3/Q4 2022
What's Up With What's Going Down? ***Update on 09/21/2022*** This just in ...The economy changes as fast as the weather. 0.75% Is The New 0.25% In an attempt to curb persistently high inflation, the Federal Reserve announced a third consecutive interest hike of...
5 Ways Manufacturers Improve Resilience
The ability of an organization to quickly adapt to market and environmental changes in productive and cost-effective ways leads to greater profitability. Agile business practices allow companies to navigate future challenges and maintain a competitive edge.
Mitigating Risk In The New Normal
For business owners the reality is this: the lowest price for any needed asset is right now. Since prices have been increasing steadily for a while with no end in sight, now is the time to buy.
Veteran Entrepreneurs Challenged By Access To Equipment Funding
Equipment Funding For Veteran Owned Small Business Available Resources Starting a business after military service may seem like uncharted territory, but there are resources to help you. The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) offers support for veterans...
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