Industries like hospitality, personal care, software development, digital marketing, IT and cybersecurity, and data analysis are expected to have the biggest growth over the next decade. If you’re thinking about starting a profitable business, these ideas — and many others — have lower start-up costs and barriers to entry than most.
Forming a limited liability company (LLC) is an easy and inexpensive way to structure your sole proprietorship or small business. Here’s what an LLC will and won’t do, and when you should consider forming one.
Millions of Americans own their own business. But do you know how your business affects your personal net worth? Here’s how to calculate the impact of your business on your finances.
Earning six figures is about more than the job path you choose. As these successful Millennials show, learning to network, knowing your worth, planning ahead, curbing your spending, and pursuing passive income can all boost your bottom line.
To become a real estate agent, you’ll need to enroll in real estate courses, get your license, find a brokerage to work under, and pay for start-up costs. While real estate can be a rewarding and lucrative career, make sure you know what you’re signing up for — before you dive in.
With the Olympics often capturing worldwide attention, you might wonder: How much do Olympic athletes earn? Are they paid for Gold? The answer may surprise you!
Thanks to the idiosyncrasies of payroll, changing jobs can mean going without a paycheck for up to a month. Here’s how to budget for that awkward period in-between—and figure out if you can afford to take some extra time off before the new gig begins.
A cost-of-living raise can help you afford increasing expenses due to inflation, but not all employers offer these raises automatically. For years, 2-3% has been the norm, but some employers say they’re boosting that to 4%, given the current economic climate.
These 42 high-paying careers cover a range of fields and skills, but they have one thing in common – they don’t require a college degree.
The best salary research sites are Glassdoor, SalaryExpert, Salary.com, Indeed, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). You can use these resources to find the median or average salary for your job title in your area, the anticipated pay trajectory in your career path, and other related data points to help you make sound career decisions.