With a growing aging population and people living longer with a higher quality of life than ever before, the health care field continues to rise. Experts say this trend is likely to continue with more health providers and staff needing … Continue reading →

The recent tornado storms in Moore, Oklahoma caused immense damage, destroying homes, properties, buildings, schools and businesses. For this tornado alone, experts estimate the economic cost could be beyond $2 billion when all is said and done. Some reports state … Continue reading →

We’re all familiar with the saying “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” and though we know cerebrally it is best to try and prevent problems, it is human nature that we delay. We may ignore problems … Continue reading →

There are not many certainties in life but one thing you can know for sure is that people will not pay their bills on time in a struggling economy. Maybe they are taking advantage of the poor economy excuse or … Continue reading →

Businesses of all shapes and sizes can realize cash flow problems, and in this slow-growing economy, cash flow problems are more prevalent. Cash flow is often measured as the pulse of your business, and problems here can cause your business … Continue reading →

Regardless of the type of business you’re in, this flat economy is affecting everyone. Customers are cutting back their spending, clients are taking longer to pay their bills, and banks and financial institutions aren’t lending. As a result of this … Continue reading →