On Wednesday, November 27th at 6:00 pm we will be attending the Burnsville Community Foundation’s 15th Annual Winter Lighting Event. At Commonwealth Capital we are please to be able to support this event and the joy it brings to many throughout Burnsville. We also love that many people throughout Minneapolis and Saint Paul are able […]
This post is part of a series on a lack of working capital.
Part one discussed how a lack of capital limits your sales.
Part two covered how a lack of capital limits your hiring.
Part three introduced two ways wise cash management can save a business money..
Part four explored two ways good cash management can increase a […]
One of our clients was recently featured in an article in the Star Tribune about local bakeries. The article neglected to mention that this bakery has been able to get their business funded by factoring their commercial receivables. We were there to fund their first commercial invoices when they had been turned down by banks, […]
This post is part of a series on a lack of working capital.
Part one discussed how a lack of capital limits your sales.
Part two covered how a lack of capital limits your hiring.
Part three introduced wise cash management principles.
Two Ways Wise Cash Management Can Improve Profits.
I wrote the last post in this series about how […]
This post is part of a series on a lack of working capital. You can find part one here and part two here.
How a Lack of Capital Reduces Your Bottom Line.
Today, businesses both large and small are looking to increase their profits. While in the past it may have been enough for a business to […]
Things are going well for your business. You have several new orders that will keep your company running at near capacity for the next six months. Your recent growth has caused you to draw on your line of credit at the bank, and you’re almost at your credit limit. That’s fine because your biggest, most […]
I previously wrote about alternative options that entrepreneurs can use to fund their business instead of selling equity. Today I’d like to look at a specific example from the Shark Tank that could have allowed a business owner to keep 40% of his business.
My favorite example of this is St. Paul native Rabbi Moshe Weiss […]
