My biggest regret about how I spent my college years is that I didn’t apply some—or all—of my free time to entrepreneurial pursuits. If you’ve got time between classes, your college dorm room is a great place to start a business. After all, … [Read more...]
Inc., LLC, or Sole Proprietorship? A Quick Guide to Business Structures for Young Entrepreneurs
August 21, 2008 By
Maybe you’ve got a killer business idea and a bullet-proof business plan, or maybe you’re already raking in some cash, either full-time or on the side. If you’re an entrepreneur, eventually you’ll need to decide how to structure your … [Read more...]
Business Credit Cards
July 17, 2008 By
Business credit cards are the credit card industry’s best-keep secret. They often feature lower APRs, better rewards, higher credit limits, and better introductory terms than consumer cards—and anybody with good credit can get one. No business? … [Read more...]
Blogging for Profit, Part Three: Traffic
June 11, 2008 By
If you’re serious about making money blogging and already have your blog topic and your blog set-up, the next step is to get eyeballs on your site! Here’s how you can begin to write great content and utilize several unique strategies to begin to … [Read more...]
Blogging for Profit Part Two: Starting Your Blog
June 6, 2008 By
Continuing our series on how to blog for profit, this post looks at how to start your blog for less than $20 – or even for free. … [Read more...]
Blogging for Profit Part One: Your Blog Topic
June 5, 2008 By
With plenty of bloggers making a steady part-time income from their sites and some even earning a full-time income, I thought I would share the strategies I employed to turn my blogs into a significant source of extra income each month. … [Read more...]
10 Businesses You Can Start With Almost No Money
March 28, 2008 By
Astute readers of this blog will know that I advocate increasing your income more often than reducing your spending. It’s time to put my money where my mouth is with ten real business ideas (not cheesy work-at-home ideas) that require little or no … [Read more...]
Part-Time Entrepreneurs: Is Your Loss Deductible? Check the IRS Hobby Loss Rule
February 28, 2008 By
If you, like me, are a nine-to-fiver and a part-time entrepreneur, the IRS is not going to congratulate you for your hard work, but they will take their cut. Did your side-gig take a loss last year? You may be able to deduct that loss and beef up … [Read more...]
A Million Bucks by 30 by Alan Corey Book Review
January 24, 2008 By
So, you think you want to be filthy rich? Thirty year-old Alan Corey had the same dream, and in his new book, A Million Bucks by 30, he explains exactly how he went from average Joe to a millionaire before his thirtieth birthday. … [Read more...]
MoneyUnder30 Acquires Personal Finance Page on MillionDollarWiki.com
September 11, 2007 By
Yesterday I purchased the personal finance page at MillionDollarWiki.com. What is it, and why did I buy it? … [Read more...]
I'm David Weliver. At 26, I had NO savings and NO financial plan. I was maxed out, stressed out, and fed up. Then, I changed. I repaid $80k of debt, tripled my income, and bought a home. I'll show you how to get similar results. 