Small Biz Tip: Start Up Concerns: Money

Posted by Cheryl Sowa on Monday, November 02, 2009

Tips from November 2, 2009

The Small Business tips today discuss money concerns for start up businesses.


  1. Create a plan. Map out what you have in order to fund your business to start a savings plan. Predict your cash flow.
  2. You could consider using personal savings, remortgaging property, credit cards or personal property as an initial financial resource.
  3. An established credit history and collateral make it easier to receive a small business loan. Plan, know your finances and apply.
  4. Keep track of each penny. Balance your checkbook and be conscious of spending. Saving a few cents will add up yearly.


Daily Overview: Funding a start up business is no easy process. You're best off to plan, have a history of being responsible and don't forget.. PLAN.


We post these small business tips to our employee's Twitter account each day, Monday through Friday. This is a reposting of those tips.

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Cheryl Sowa

Cheryl Sowa is a Public Relations Coordinator for America’s Best Companies. She also writes daily for the Small Business Center. Cheryl graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and obtained Bachelor degrees in English and Communications. Contact Cheryl

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Monday, November 02, 2009 at 4:53 PM
AJ St Claire says:

I'd also add the numerous links to free and low-cost stuff available on the Internet. Buy slightly used computers, use open source office software (very much like MS Office anyway), get basic office supplies from VistaPrint.com for free (e.g. business cards, etc).

I wouldn't go to much into debt right from the start. Planning is a must, yes, but don't overextend.


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