Business owners: Gauging your exit readiness
A successful business exit strategy takes planning and should cover five areas.

A successful business exit strategy takes planning and should cover five areas.
Knowing your net margin is a prerequisite for exiting your business on your terms and realizing its full value.
There are several types of arrangements, each with its own advantages and disadvantages.
Why owners should look to deferred fixed annuities, not just the business, for retirement income.
Listen to a podcast about the right documentation to protect your business.
To help your business you need a combination of talent, expertise, and passion as well as coordination.
Making the choice between running the business forever or exiting into retirement.
Savvy companies can become great places to work with parent-friendly policies.
Insurance and benefit choices can be harder and more expensive for freelancers to navigate alone.
Dividing an estate should be easy math, but for business owners the largest asset is often illiquid.
Consider the options: ESOP, transfer, sale, or management buyout?
Tracking the amount of cash that will flow into and out of your business right now is crucial.
Business owners need to understand valuation and why it’s critical for their future.
Caring for your employees during this crisis goes beyond working from home and social distancing.
The $2 trillion stimulus package provides help to business owners in four key areas.
Here are four areas your business should examine that are necessary for its survival.
You can help protect your business from a key employee loss by funding a Qualified Sick Pay Plan.
Are you a small business owner planning for retirement? Estimate the value of your business.
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