A sad but true story about a financial planning procrastination
This small business owner waited too long to plan for her business after her death. John Harrison joins Jim Blasingame to tell a sad but true story of a business owner who put off financial and succession planning until it was too late.
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Financial Planning, Management Fundamentals
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