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Since the only guarantees in life are taxes and death, today's episode of The Entrepreneur's Adviser™ is all about business estate planning. Is your business prepared for your death? Host Jon Peyton explains how to protect your business so that it will continue to thrive even after you're gone. The four main areas of discussion are power of attorney, succession planning, impact to the company's value, and buy-sell agreements. After learning all this information, your business will be ready (but hopefully not too ready) for you to kick the bucket.
If there's anything more confusing than business taxes, it has to be personal taxes. In today's episode of The Entrepreneur's Adviser™, host Jon Peyton discusses the information you need to truly understand your personal taxes and make sure you are not overpaying. Jon dives into the areas of personal taxes he sees people struggling with, including knowing which taxes you're subject to, and the difference between marginal tax brackets and effective tax.
Whether it's investing in the stock market, real estate, or crypto, there are important factors to assess when it comes to your personal wealth. In today's episode of The Entrepreneur's Adviser™, host Jon Peyton discusses considerations like return of investment, opportunity costs, risk profiles, and more when deciding what to do with your money. Investments and timelines should be decided based upon your goals and aspirations, and Jon explains what to think about if you want to delegate your funds to a qualified financial adviser.
When it comes to building wealth, it's essential to protect it. On today's episode of The Entrepreneur's Adviser™, we'll dive into the topic of insurance, which is wealth protection. Host Jon Peyton will explain the importance of insuring your business, providing several scenarios worth considering. There are all sorts of insurance out there, but Jon focuses on the two big ones: key-person insurance and buy-sell agreement
We will continue our discussion of cash management this week on The Entrepreneur's Adviser™, but we'll shift into understanding it from a personal perspective. Not surprisingly, the three statements we talked about last week are still applicable when it comes to examining your personal finances. Host Jon Peyton explains the different ways to pay yourself from your business profits, as well as some smart ways to invest.
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