Social Security checks or deposits may be lower for some recipients in 2010, according to reports.  There will be no cost of living increase, yet perscription and possibly Medicare premiums (deducted from some recipients’ checks) will increase, resulting in a net loss.  Will this affect you?
It could in several ways:

If you receive Social Security and depend on it for part of your living, you will have less. Thus, you will have to be more profitable in your business or find ways to increase your business.
If your customers/clients receive Social Security, they will have less to spend.
If your products/services are mainly for those of Social …read more

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In recent months, there has been a downturn in some areas of the economy in the United States and Canada.  Has your home business been affected? 

How can you protect your business?
My husband and I have lived through a number of ups and downs in the ecomony and business.  When I begin to see certain signs in my businesses or others I’m associated with, I go on the alert.  This is not to say there will be a disaster, but it’s better to be aware and go into a protective mode.
How to you know what to watch for?  Which signs signal …read more

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In today’s changing economy, with graduates looking for jobs, I’ve found a number of them considering home businesses. They are venturing into the “real world” of earning a living. It’s a time for new beginnings.
While giving thought to developing a home business, you probably will be working as an employee for someone else at this stage, unless you’ve already been establishing yourself in a work from home career. However, in today’s Internet world, many graduates have been looking already into ways to earn income online, possibly to supplement while they were in school.
*Continue developing your home business …read more