Article provided by Absa South Africa’s economy is under significant pressure and, for a number of reasons, there is little promise that this will change in the near future. In May this year, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) predicted only 1% growth in 2017, up 0.2% from their previous prediction of 0.8%. While it may […]
Article provided by PayFast With the opportunities of the Internet, entrepreneurship has never before been as widely embraced as it is today. A global business can virtually pop up overnight. However, the decision to start an online business can be daunting. With so much information about making money online, working from home, and living a […]
Article provided by Debt Rescue If you’ve started your very own business, congratulations! You have taken on one of the most challenging, yet rewarding projects. While being optimistic about the success of your business is important; it’s also crucial to manage your money effectively to avoid future financial trouble. Don’t let bad budgeting slow down […]
Article provided by MiWay Skilled tradesmen are always in demand. Whether you are a plumber, electrician, cabinetmaker, refrigeration expert, tiler or builder, there is a ton of work out there. For many, the best way to make the most of the opportunity is to open your own business.
Article provided by Absa Ask an entrepreneur what keeps them up at night, and the answer is, “cash flow.” The money that moves in and out of your business (or lack thereof) is the single biggest challenge for business owners. We asked South African entrepreneurs how they tackled cash flow problems when they were starting […]
Article provided by MiWay When starting a business, everyone wonders whether their companies will succeed. Why not get started while you’re young and have little to nothing to lose?
Article provided by Absa Starting your own business can be exhilarating. Fuelled by passion and a great idea, new entrepreneurs enter the world of owning their own business with bright eyes and a deep desire to succeed. Here is what some of South Africa’s entrepreneurs wish they’d known when they started out:
