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Cash Payments Are Holding Your Business Back

Are you missing out on customers because you still think “cash is King?”

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Cash Payments Are Holding Your Business Back

Always Start With The End In Mind

If the business starts burning down, what's your escape plan?

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Always Start With The End In Mind

Property Investment for Small Business Owners

In small business, a key asset protection strategy is to set up an investment trust outside of your main trading trust.

This investment trust is what buys your investment property.

You need to do this because you cannot have it in your name as the director of the company who is running the business. This is far too risky in a litigious society. 

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Property Investment for Small Business Owners

Business Intuition Is Not Bullsh!t

Our multi-millionaire clients all have five things in common. If you plan to boost your bank account to seven or eight figures, read on. 

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Business Intuition Is Not Bullsh!t

Small Businesses Can Get Into Trouble

Imagine you have put all of your life savings into buying a business. You spend years dedicating your heart and soul towards it. You listen to financial advice and take every measure to do the right things. Still your business is failing. The figures are wrong. It's heart wrenching. Our advice? Let it go. ASAP.

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Small Businesses Can Get Into Trouble

Your Income is Your Number One Asset

When starting out in small business, you have to take 100 per cent responsibility for the income you’re going to generate. That means you need a defensive strategy in place for your income.

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Your Income is Your Number One Asset

Two Directors is Wrong, Wrong, Wrong

I will give you a second strategy for asset protection in business. This one is really simple.

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Two Directors is Wrong, Wrong, Wrong

It's All Your Fault - Part 2

I LOST ALL OF MY LIFE SAVINGS. The truth: it was all my fault and I had to take full responsibility because it was small business.

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It's All Your Fault - Part 2