My Open Letter to Ernest Garcia II and Ernest Garcia III about Carvana’s Financials

Initial Disclosure: This article is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial or legal advice. The views are that of the author of this article and should be understood as such. In addition, the author of the article has purchased puts in Carvana, which means that the author is investing with the …

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Bankruptcy Filing Software for Lawyers: 5 Options Law Firms Use

Bankruptcy attorneys have a very specific workflow. I know because I have spent countless hours walking through work flow with bankruptcy lawyers. A good bankruptcy practice usually needs intake, document collection, creditor information, means test calculations, exemptions, petition preparation, court notices, client communication, and electronic filing. That is why bankruptcy filing software matters so much. …

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How Debt Consolidation and Smart Money Habits Work Together to Build Long-Term Financial Freedom

Being in debt can be overwhelming if there are multiple debts at the same time. It may be tough to manage them since each one has an individual deadline, interest rate, and balance. Without having any kind of plan, you could end up missing payments and incurring additional debt. The good news is, when you …

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Why Solid Bookkeeping Is the Backbone of a Healthy Business

Every successful business, from a one-person side hustle to a growing company, runs on accurate financial information. Yet bookkeeping is one of the most commonly neglected parts of running a business. It rarely feels urgent, it is easy to put off, and many owners would simply rather be doing the work they love than reconciling …

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Small Business, Big Impression: Setting Up Like You Mean It

There’s a moment every small business owner recognizes. It’s quiet, almost unremarkable. It’s the moment you stop treating your venture like a side project and start treating it like the real business it actually is. Maybe it happens when you land your first significant client and suddenly realize the stakes feel different. Maybe it happens …

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