Jim Blasingame talks about the early days of a startup when all the money is coming from the owner’s personal resources, and how to make the transition to full separation of personal and business finances.

Jim Blasingame talks about the significant financial and accounting resources available and why startups must start and stay current with their bookkeeping.

Nellie Akalp joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the difference between an S Corp and an LLC, and how to chose the one that’s right for your business entity.

Nellie Akalp joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the process of making your business a legal entity of some kind, including the advantages and protections that provides.

Barbara Friedberg joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the contrived ways corporate America has driven earnings for the past six years and how they will handle this task in the New Year.

Barbara Friedberg joins Jim Blasingame to recommend that the small investor should consider investing in Index Funds, rather than trying to pick stocks.

Rick Newman joins Jim Blasingame to talk about how certain candidates would be bad for the private equity funds that are holding on to a special tax break.

Sam Norwood joins Jim Blasingame to define dynamic pricing, offer examples of who uses it to their advantage, and how you can too.

Jim Blasingame reveals the last five of eleven financial fundamentals that a small business must understand to be successful, including the need to fund growth.

Jim Blasingame reveals six of 11 of the most important financial fundamentals you must know if you’re going to be successful as a small business owner, including financial statements and a knowing your gross profit number.