Savings accounts and certificates of deposit (CD) are effective ways to help you save money and earn interest. CDs and savings accounts typically differ in interest rates and ease of access. It’s important to know the different features of each account type to find out which one works best for your savings goals. What Is…
The main difference between an LLP (limited liability partnership) and LLC (limited liability company) is that the LLP provides business asset protection from another partner’s negligence. If one partner were to get sued because of negligence, only that partner’s assets are held liable. Common LLP businesses are law, accounting, and architecture firms. When To Form…
Both blogging and vlogging are wildly popular ways to make money online. The real question is, which one is right for you? If you’re on the fence about whether to start a blog vs vlog, you need to understand the core differences between vlogging and blogging. You’ll also want to master the best practices that…
The limited liability company (LLC), S corporation (S-corp), and C corporation (C-corp) are all business structures that you may be considering. The LLC is a low-maintenance legal entity that’s best for a simple business. An S corporation is a tax status created so that business owners can save money on taxes. A C corporation is…
Monday.com and Trello are both popular project management software solutions and with good reason. They’re easy to use, customizable, and visually appealing, making project management fun instead of a chore. But which is best? We compare Trello vs monday.com, comparing costs, flexibility, customization, and each software company’s plans for the future. When to Use monday.com…
Don’t use spreadsheets to get organized in 2020. Project management software like Airtable and monday.com combine project management and database technology with spreadsheet simplicity—plus adds Kanban boards, chats, document control, and more. Airtable offers more creation features, while monday.com rocks automating tasks. They’re similar in pricing and run $0–$80 per user, per month. When to…
General liability insurance and a business owner’s policy (BOP) both cover the costs associated with third-party claims of physical injuries, property damage, and advertising injuries. However, a BOP includes added protection of commercial property insurance for your business’ physical assets. BOPs are a good option for small businesses looking to bundle their insurance for savings….
Real estate investors frequently use three metrics to measure the performance of an income-producing property: capitalization (cap) rate, return on investment (ROI) and cash-on-cash returns. It’s recommended to use all three to get the best understanding of a property’s potential rate of return. The ROI formula is annual return divided by total investment. When to…
