Fresh perspective for financial success
According to a recent LinkedIn survey, 59% of people in the U.S. have experienced a career awakening in the last year and a half, with 34% of these respondents now actively pursuing a new side gig or passion project. If you’re part of this group of entrepreneurs, congratulations! Launching your passion project and turning it into a business is a huge and exciting step. Now
According to a recent LinkedIn survey, 59% of people in the U.S. have experienced a career awakening in the last year and a half, with 34% of…
COVID-19 and its variants continue to impact our daily lives. With each passing day, the number of stories cataloging the spread of the virus increases—including in the workplace. Recently, news…
Lois LaVoie is a J5/MDC registered nurse at Beverly Hospital & Addison Gilbert Hospital in Beverly, Massachusetts. A Daisy Award winner, her patients love her because “She is…
When considering the affordability of a business loan, borrowers often focus heavily on interest rate. While your rate impacts your payments, another factor has a more immediate and significant impact—and it’s often overlooked: the term. Your loan term, or the amount of time you have to pay your loan back, directly impacts how much of your loan you repay each month. Here’s what you need to know
When you need financing, it’s important to find a lender you can trust. This is especially true during challenging times, when a working capital loan can provide you financial peace of mind. Lenders who prioritize your needs–like BHG–understand the challenges you’re facing and can help you capitalize on the opportunities you’re pursuing. How can you be sure that your financial partner has your back? Here’s what to look for: They listen
For many healthcare providers, adapting to serve patients during the coronavirus pandemic meant temporary fixes and workarounds. However, there are some new systems that, if implemented permanently, can provide value even after this crisis is over.
Across the industry, dentists are more entrepreneurial than nearly any other medical professional. In fact, about 77% of dentists own their own practice.1 However, that number has declined rapidly in the last decade, especially among younger dentists. But for those still searching for an entrepreneurial outlet, there has never been a better time to consider the opportunity of a side business. Here’s what
Nurses are more likely than ever to pursue entrepreneurial opportunities outside of their primary role.1 With a unique work schedule usually set around three 12-hour working days and four “off” days per week, nurses are especially equipped to pursue a side business. Aside from earning additional income, a side business can help nurses achieve other goals, both professionally and personally. Here’s how: Benefits of Establishing a
For many attorneys, a successful career in law often means following a path towards partnership or starting one’s own practice. However, your specialized skillset makes you uniquely qualified to take advantage of another route to success: a side business. Because legal expertise is integral across all industries, your knowledge makes you a highly sought-after resource, and strongly positions you to pursue an entrepreneurial venture. Here’s what you need to know about taking advantage of
For medical practices across the country, the coronavirus crisis put an abrupt stop to “patient care as usual.” But among the significant challenges and uncertainty created, there are also new opportunities for practice owners to make meaningful improvements that impact day-to-day operations as well as long-term profitability. Here are a few to consider: 1. Remodel or update
For many CPAs, a successful career in accounting follows a structured growth path toward either partnership or starting your own firm. However, as a CPA, your specialized skillset also makes you uniquely qualified to take advantage of another route to success: a side business. Because accounting is integral to business operations in every industry, your expertise makes you a highly sought-after resource, and strongly positions you to pursue an entrepreneurial
Your credit score is an indicator of your financial power. It’s used by lenders and creditors of all kinds to determine your creditworthiness, likelihood to repay debts, and overall money management skills. Having a strong score is especially advantageous during times of economic uncertainty, when you may need fast access to capital to cover unforeseen expenses or supplement cash flow if revenue generation is
When it comes to exploring their entrepreneurial aspirations, many physicians follow a structured path toward practice ownership, either through climbing the ranks as an associate or purchasing a practice outright. But for the 53% of physicians who aren’t pursuing their own practice,1 there has never been a more opportune time to take professional and financial control, with a side business. Here’s how: Benefits of Establishing a Side Business