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Budgeting business expenses with a growing family
– moneysense.ca
Q. As a solo entrepreneur, I always seem to be using my personal credit card and/or line of credit to meet my business obligations. I don’t know what my income will be from one month to the next. My spouse is nervous about the creeping up of our joint line of credit. What do you suggest to keep my business money separate from my personal and family money?
A: Congratulations on your entrepreneur spirit! And your question is a very common area of concern to sole business owners like you. The key to success comes down to great planning and record keeping.
Start by reviewing your family expenses. What are the essential costs like shelter, food and transportation? What are the nice-to-have goals like travel, entertainment and dining out? Once you know your expenses and goals, you can determine what income you need. For instance, if your spouse/partner brings home net pay of $3,000 month and your family costs are $5,000 a month, then you need a net monthly income of $2,000 month from your business to make it all work…
Video: How EMV chips are made
– creditcards.com
A look behind the scenes at an ultra-secure credit card factory where small but complex smart card chips are made
