How to create a trust fund
A trust fund is commonly seen as a way to raise money for the children of wealthy people, but in fact it can be a useful financial tool at any stage of life. A trust fund can be a good example of how to set aside and save money for children or save money for loved ones in the event of the death of a family member.
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How to write a business plan for agriculture and animal husbandry
A business plan is essential to get you on the ground before you start a farming business, no matter how you prepare for it. In today’s world, animal husbandry is more complex and more changeable than it was 100 years ago. This has been due to market changes, high costs, low profit margins, different ways of raising cattle, and specialized markets.
The type of business plan you write is up to you, but the following step-by-step process for creating a proper business plan will help you in the long run. Continue reading
Seven laws of money or how to be friends with finances
Do you want to become financially free and prosperous? Have you thought about your relationship with finances? We all want to have as much money as we need and even more, but in the end we can observe that someone is friends with money, and someone not so much.
Money requires respect, so proper handling and following the money laws discussed in this article will help you improve your financial situation and strengthen your relationship with money. Continue reading
Operating lever
Typically, business owners are interested in two interrelated indicators: revenue and profit. Revenue shows how much the company has earned, and profit shows how much is left after deducting expenses.
Most likely, if the revenue is higher, then the profit will be higher. The opposite also works: if revenue falls, then the same will happen with profit. And everything would be very simple if there was a direct relationship between the indicators. But no: revenue can sink quite a bit, and this will lead to big losses. Continue reading
Margin Analysis
Let’s imagine that confectioner Vasya Yagodkin sells one hundred cakes with raspberries and one hundred with currants every month. Crimson ones bring him 50,000 rubles, and currant ones – only 30,000 rubles. It seems that it is more profitable to score on currants and sell only raspberry cakes. The idea is ok, but there are a few things to consider first.
Before getting rid of currant cakes, we consider how much money Yagodkin spends on production, and we see: 40,000 rubles are spent on raspberry cakes, and 10,000 rubles on currant ones. Continue reading
