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ARTICLES BY UPTON​

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How to Sell Your Business and Retire During the Coronavirus Pandemic

Need to Retire and Cash Out? Try This Savvy Move

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Three Ways To Sell Your Business For Top Dollar

Five Critical Mistakes That Kill The Value Of Your Small Business

Why You Shouldn't Sell Your Business To The Highest Bidder

Want To Sell Your Business Soon? Avoid These Three Mistakes So You Can Cash Out Quickly

How To Buy a Business When You Have No Collateral

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Often times, small business owners want to sell their company to a family member, partners, or loyal employees. This may make it difficult to secure financing in order to avoid the business owner taking on personal risk, which could jeopardize their retirement.  The SBA loan program can provide business owners with the solutions needed to exit their company successfully. Discover the myths and misconceptions about the SBA loan process and learn how it may help business owners today!
Discover how you can take cash out of your business while maintaining majority ownership and operational control which allows you to diversify your assets and protect your personal wealth. In the future, as the majority owner, you will receive the majority of the financial benefits as your company continues to grow and take advantage of growth opportunities.

Need To Retire From A Small Service Business? Here's How You Can Sell And Cash Out

OTHER ARTICLES

How To Sell Your Company to Your Employees

by David Ryan

 

I frequently hear the statement, “I want to sell my company to my employees!” If they want to buy it and if they are capable of managing it, and have the money you can likely make the deal happen.  However, in many cases, the fact is that if your employees had the drive to be owners...

Take Cash Out of the Business, Without Losing Operational Control

by David Ryan

 

Many business owners reach a point where they want to take some of their own money off the table at their company. Some want to invest more of their wealth elsewhere to insulate themselves from uncontrollable outside factors that could devalue the business. They may want to free themselves of personal guarantees they made for loans. In other cases, owners need capital to buy out a partner.

Do You Want to Leave Your Business to a Family Member?

by David Ryan

 

Do you know how to transfer your business to family members while paying the least possible taxes and accomplishing your financial goals? A study by a leading finance magazine, Chief Executive, states 80 percent of business owners want to pass the family business on to the next generation...

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