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There are many different ways to fund your business plans. You could use find an investor, apply for a business grant, tap into your savings, or use crowdfunding.

Whether you’re starting a small business or expanding an existing company, you’ll need the funds to do it. You might already have enough stored away, but in many cases you’ll need to raise capital to turn your ambition into a reality.

Economic downturns are cyclical, and peaks and troughs are a natural part of any business’ life cycle. But it today's climate, the business community is facing tough times ahead. 

Applications have opened for the MVP Ventures Program, which offers grants to startups and SMEs to drive the commercialisation of new products and processes in NSW.

Have you ever had to use the bathroom at work, and realised there was no toilet paper? You know what would prevent that awful scenario from creeping up? If we all carried a roll of toilet paper with us – never leave home without one, just in case!

As businesses prepare for the end of financial year (EOFY) 2021, it’s a good time to look at factors that may affect your tax return and consequently your cash flow – one of these measures may be accelerated depreciation. Here, we look at what accelerated depreciation means, how it works and what benefits it could have for your business.

With more than four million people in Australia working remotely since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, energy costs for businesses and employees have decreased in offices and increased in people’s homes.

Have a killer business idea but worried about not having enough cash? Don't stress. Wherever you are on your journey, setting up your business on the cheap is possible. Here we explore five ways you can bootstrap your business.

If you’re wondering how much to sell a business for, remember: don’t settle for a far lower price than you deserve.