The concept of a burn rate is pretty important for companies just staring out. It refers to the rate that a young company is “burning” through the cash that venture capitalists or other investors have put up. And sometimes it’s pretty large. One startup I worked for burned cash at the rate [...]
Yesterday, I posted about my money mistakes. Well, I don’t want to be all negative, so here’s my list of financial hits…
Writing this blog has given me the chance to reflect on my previous financial follies - hence the name. I’m not doing that to extend the misery, but rather to identify and correct the problems I’ve had so I can fix them in the future. Here’s what I came up with:
I’ve offered up a few posts on taxes so far, ranging from filing, spending my refund, my plans to not get a refund next year and my thoughts on refund anticipation loans.
But today at 2:00 Eastern Time, someone from H&R Block will be answering tax questions for the Washington Post. Get in a question if [...]
I’ve posted about outsourcing - the process of sending jobs in the US overseas - in one form or another in the last week or two. That’s not only a narrow topic, but it’s also considered a political topic by some. I will agree that the battles over this are fought in state and federal [...]
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